Bitcoin se dispara abruptamente a $34K a medida que aumentan las entradas: detalles

• Bitcoin superó repentinamente el nivel de precio de $34.000 el 23 de octubre.
• El informe semanal de CoinShares indicó que esta era la cuarta semana consecutiva de entrada de criptomonedas.
• Se agregaron más de $179 millones al sector de activos digitales en la semana que finalizó el 20 de octubre.
• BlackRock’s much-awaited Bitcoin spot ETF was listed on DTCC and was assigned a CUSIP number.

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In the past 24 hours, the price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged past $34,000, going as high as $34,950. Interestingly, the digital asset has been unable to break past the $32,000 price level since June 2022, and it seems that ‘Uptober’ is finally in effect. Additionally, this period was also marked by significant inflows, according to on-chain data. 

En el momento de escribir este artículo, el precio de Bitcoin se sitúa en $34,400, y ha aumentado desde $31,000 en casi 12% en las últimas 24 horas. Curiosamente, altcoins como Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) y otras también mostraron un rendimiento similar. Curiosamente, el repentino aumento puede atribuirse a un aumento de las entradas en el sector de activos digitales, según CoinShares, una empresa de gestión de activos.

CoinShares compartió un reporte on October 23 stating that this is the fourth consecutive week where the crypto market has recorded inflows. Over $179 million was added to the digital asset sector in the week ending October 20, increasing the sector’s assets under management to $33 billion.

Parece que la anticipación de un spot #Bitcoin Los ETF han provocado nuevas entradas de capital por cuarta semana consecutiva. Aquí está nuestro análisis con @Jbutterfill.

🟢 Week 43 inflows: US$66m

🔎 Inflows are relatively low in comparison to June’s @Roca Negra announcements, suggesting more… pic.twitter.com/6AkDGQJVOh

—CoinShares (@CoinSharesCo) 23 de octubre de 2023

CoinShares also confirmed that $55.3 million, or 84%, went to Bitcoin investment products, bringing year-to-date BTC product inflows to $315 million. However, the firm’s Head of Research, James Butterfill, noted that the inflows are still not as big as those seen when BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management firm with over $10 trillion in AUM, filed for the approval of its BTC spot ETF with the SEC in June.

“While the most recent inflows are likely linked to excitement over a spot Bitcoin ETF launch in the U.S., they are relatively low in comparison to the initial inflows following BlackRock’s announcement in June,” stated the report. 

Butterfill added that June’s four-week inflow run saw $807 million enter the crypto sector, and the lower inflows recently “are indicative of investors adopting a more cautious approach this time.”

Como informó anteriormente Bitnation, la aprobación de un ETF al contado de Bitcoin podría estar bastante cerca, ya que varios líderes de la industria han pedido a la SEC que aprobar sus solicitudes. Curiosamente, el ETF BlackRock iShares incluso recibió un número CUSIP, que se asigna a un valor antes de cotizar en bolsa.

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