Gold ETFs have surged ahead of Bitcoin ETFs as investors shift toward the traditional safe-haven asset amid Bitcoin's sharp decline. Over the past three months, Bitcoin has dropped 19%, leading to significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, totaling around $3.8 billion since late February. In contrast, gold has climbed 12.5%, driving the highest monthly inflows into gold ETFs since March 2022. This shift reflects growing market uncertainty, prompting investors to seek stability in gold while Bitcoin ETFs, which initially saw strong inflows after their U.S. launch, now face declining interest.
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Gold ETFs have surged ahead of Bitcoin ETFs as investors shift toward the traditional safe-haven asset amid Bitcoin's sharp decline. Over the past three months, Bitcoin has dropped 19%, leading to significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, totaling around $3.8 billion since late February. In contrast, gold has climbed 12.5%, driving the highest monthly inflows into gold ETFs since March 2022. This shift reflects growing market uncertainty, prompting investors to seek stability in gold while Bitcoin ETFs, which initially saw strong inflows after their U.S. launch, now face declining interest.