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Peter Schiff, an economist and advocate for gold, has proposed another controversial analysis of Bitcoin (BTC). This time, the analysis is related to exchange-traded funds (ETFs), a type of investment vehicle.
A Contrast Between Smart and Dumb Money
Because "smart money" sells Bitcoin on the spot market, Peter Schiff highlighted the present trading patterns and inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). On the other hand, investors who purchase Bitcoin through ETFs are referred to as "dumb money" investors.
The businessman opposed cryptocurrencies and alluded to investors selling their Bitcoin holdings on exchanges when he used "smart money." The sector has witnessed many of these so-called smart money plays for the past few weeks, as per Coingape.
According to reports, on July 5, two whale addresses bearing "1J22CP...w9Lp3" and "3G98j...HkhN" sold 9,301 Bitcoins on the renowned cryptocurrency exchange Binance. The previous day, Whale Alert, a famous on-chain transaction tracker, observed that a number of other Bitcoin whales had transferred a significant quantity of BTC, which spurred suspicions among market participants.
The whales moved almost three billion dollars worth of Bitcoin in a series of trades, causing the price of Bitcoin to drop significantly as a result. Additionally, actions were observed on a large number of Bitcoin wallets that had been idle for a number of years. A significant percentage of these wallets successfully transferred their Bitcoin holdings to cryptocurrency exchanges after they were reactivated.
Those individuals who are now purchasing Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, ARK 21Shares, Bitwise, and WisdomTree, amongst other companies, will be considered to be part of the second category of foolish money. Investors in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are set up to be the "bag holders," according to Schiff, which means that they will be the ones to face the brunt of the price squeeze in Bitcoin.
As a result, he offered hilarious congratulations to the "smart" Bitcoin whale shareholders.
Inflows at the Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund Market
Although Schiff's analysis may be the concept that is responsible for the sudden and frequent offloading of Bitcoin into the market, this is not yet a confirmed thing. On the other hand, it is essential to point out that Schiff's ongoing argumentation regarding Bitcoin is still consistent with the most recent post on X. This is a move that he has been advocating for for a long time. He is likely thrilled that many investors are selling their Bitcoin positions.
In the meantime, the market for spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continues to record enormous inflows. On Friday, $117 million was added to the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF (FBTC), making it the most successful investment vehicle overall. After the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB), which received $30 million in inflows, came in second place.
Schiff believes that investors in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds will soon give in. However, it is impossible to know for certain whether his forecasts will come true.
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