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Bitcoin ETFs draw cash again as token remains 50% below record - The Edge Singapore

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Bitcoin 50% below its record high while ETFs pull in fresh capital: investors are buying the drawdown at levels that would have seemed absurd three years ago. The gap between price action and institutional appetite suggests either capitulation has priced in everything already, or the vehicle has decoupled entirely from conviction about the asset.

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Bitcoin ETFs draw cash again as token remains 50% below record - The Edge Singapore

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