U.S. National Pension Fund Initiates BTC ETF Purchases: Positive Market Signals Unleashed?
According to Sosovalue data, Bitcoin ETF has seen net inflows for four consecutive days, totaling $726.8 million. This marks the third occurrence of four consecutive days of net inflows since mid-March. A strong correlation is observed between the price movement of Bitcoin and the total net inflows of Bitcoin ETF. As the largest Bitcoin spot ETF currently, Grayscales $GBTC has experienced a gradual decrease in outflows, even witnessing four days of net inflows. The high management fee is the primary reason for the continued outflows from GBTC, as Grayscales 1.5% fee appears considerably expensive compared to competitors fees of 0.25% or lower. The net asset value of $IBIT issued by BlackRock has reached $18.03 billion, closely trailing Grayscales $18.83 billion.U.S. National Pension Fund Begins Purchasing ETFs In documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this week, the Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) reported investments by BlackRock and Grayscale in spot Bitcoin ETFs. According to SWIBs 13F filing for the first quarter of 2024, this $156 billion pension fund purchased $64 million worth of Grayscales GBTC and $99.2 million worth of BlackRocks IBIT, bringing the total Bitcoin investment slightly over $163 million. The filing indicates that cryptocurrency investments are available for the Wisconsin retirement system. Macroeconomic