JP Morgan has rated Bitcoin’s investment value higher than gold’s. The Bitcoin spot ETF market is projected to grow to $220 billion in 2-3 years.
On the 25th, JP Morgan stated in an investment report, “Bitcoin is taking up a larger share in investors’ portfolios than gold. When adjusting for volatility factors, the preference for Bitcoin has outpaced gold by about 3.7 times.”
According to JP Morgan Insights, the approval of 11 Bitcoin spot ETFs has changed the landscape of the cryptocurrency market. In fact, after the approval of the Bitcoin spot ETF in January, approximately $10 billion of funds flowed into the Bitcoin ecosystem. JP Morgan’s analysis suggests that the upcoming Bitcoin halving also influences this.
Considering the relationship with the gold market, Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, Managing Director of JP Morgan, predicts that the market size of Bitcoin ETFs will grow to approximately $62 billion. Another report from JP Morgan suggests that the market size of Bitcoin spot ETFs will reach $220 billion within 2-3 years.
According to data from CoinGlass, Bitcoin’s price and market capitalization increased by about 45% in February alone. This growth reflects the net inflow of Bitcoin ETFs, which increased from approximately $1.5 billion to $6.1 billion in January. On the 12th, the daily inflow reached a record high of $1 billion.
Recent data shows that the net inflow of Bitcoin ETFs has been negative, but there are claims that this could lead to growth in the Bitcoin spot ETF market.
Ju Ki Young, CEO of CryptoQuant, recently emphasized through his X (formerly Twitter) account, “Despite the downward trend in Bitcoin prices, the net inflow to Bitcoin spot ETFs can increase. Based on insights from past net inflow trends, demand for Bitcoin ETFs generally increases when cryptocurrencies reach a certain support level.”
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