Bitcoin and Gold ETF Flows Comparison
ETF Inflows in USD (90 day)
This chart illustrates the 90-day change in ETF inflows measured in USD for both Bitcoin and Gold ETFs. The longer timeframe provides a more comprehensive view of capital flows, smoothing out short-term fluctuations to reveal medium-term trends. Positive values represent net inflows while negative values show outflows. This quarterly perspective helps investors identify more sustained shifts in institutional allocation preferences between Bitcoin and Gold, potentially signaling broader market sentiment changes that may influence the BOLD strategy.
ETF Inflows in BTC/Oz (90 day)
This chart presents the 90-day change in ETF holdings measured in their native units - Bitcoin (BTC) and Gold (oz). The 90-day window provides a medium-term view that helps identify more persistent accumulation or distribution patterns. By displaying flows in native units rather than dollar terms, this visualization offers insight into the actual quantity of each asset being bought or sold by ETFs, regardless of price fluctuations. The comparative view highlights potential rotation between these two key assets that form the foundation of the BOLD strategy.
ETF Inflows in USD (30 day)
This chart shows the 30-day change in ETF inflows measured in USD for both Bitcoin and Gold ETFs. The positive and negative values indicate net inflows and outflows respectively. By comparing the dollar value of flows between these two assets, investors can identify shifts in market sentiment and capital allocation trends. Recent patterns may indicate whether institutional investors are favoring Bitcoin or Gold in their portfolio allocations during this shorter timeframe.
ETF Inflows in BTC/Oz (30 day)
This chart displays the 30-day change in ETF holdings measured in their native units - Bitcoin (BTC) and Gold (oz). By showing the flows in their respective units rather than dollar value, this visualization provides insight into the actual quantity of each asset being accumulated or distributed by ETFs. The dual-axis format allows for direct comparison of flow patterns while accounting for the different unit scales of each asset. This shorter-term view helps identify recent investor behavior and potential rotation between the two assets.