The top three bitcoin ETFs have seen well over half a billion dollars worth of capital inflows (not counting Grayscale's $22 billion fund, which was converted over from the existing GBTC trust and has seen sizable outflows), signifying the significant customer demand for traditional on-ramps into bitcoin (BTC).
Many analysts and traders are now hoping the upcoming bitcoin halving - when the rate of new bitcoins issued to network validators (aka miners) is slashed - could be a similar catalyst for crypto prices. There is a longstanding debate whether these programmatically triggered events that occur once every four years are "priced in."
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