🤯 Wall Street Owns Only 3% But Controls Price
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Gerhard - Bitcoin StrategyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 11 Aug 2026, 16:30 UTC
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- 11 Aug 2026, 18:38 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the absorption of Bitcoin and Ethereum supply by US spot ETFs. It highlights that approximately 3% of Bitcoin's circulating supply and 3% of Ethereum's circulating supply are held by these ETFs. The video compares the ETF supply absorption gap between Bitcoin and Ethereum, noting that recently, the Ethereum ETF has seen more inflows relative to its circulating supply compared to Bitcoin. This suggests that Bitcoin has underperformed Ethereum in terms of ETF-driven demand. The presenter posits that this is because a larger proportion of Bitcoin and Ethereum supply is held by long-term holders, with short-term trading and price discovery occurring on Wall Street via ETFs. The long-term trend for both assets is suggested to be driven by monetary expansion and the actions of large holders ('whales' or 'OGs').
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