Bitcoin ETFs surpassed gold ETFs with $129.25B in AUM, gold at $128.88B. Bitcoin achieved parity in just 12 months, while gold ETFs took decades. Investors increasingly prioritize BTC as a hedge against inflation. Bitcoin ETFs have flipped gold ETFs in total assets under management (AUM), growing 20 times faster in just 12 months. With $129.25 billion in AUM, Bitcoin ETFs have surged ahead of gold ETFs, which hold $128.88 billion. Bitcoin ETFs just surpassed gold ETFs in AUM. What’s incredible is that Bitcoin did in 12 months (1/20th of the time it took gold to achieve the same AUM) pic.twitter.com/0HkXT5t315 — Fred Thiel (@fgthiel) December 27, 2024 This rapid adoption of Bitcoin ETFs shows strong interest from investors seeking exposure to cryptocurrency markets. This trend could reshape how markets value traditional and digital assets. Gold ETFs Lose Top Spot For decades, gold has been the number one asset in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), symbolizing stability and wealth preservation. But Bitcoin has changed things. Data from K33 Research shows Bitcoin ETFs surpassing gold ETFs in total AUM, with $129.25 billion compared to $128.88 billio… The post Bitcoin ETFs Are Surging: Gold No Longer the ETF Favorite appeared first on Coin Edition .
