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Citi Wealth Report Frames Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs as Portfolio Option

U.S. spot Bitcoin funds recorded net withdrawals of roughly $1 billion across two sessions in the Binance hack’s aftermath.

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An investor reviews a brokerage portfolio on a phone near Citi’s Lower Manhattan headquarters. / TokenPost.ai
An investor reviews a brokerage portfolio on a phone near Citi’s Lower Manhattan headquarters. / TokenPost.ai

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $1 billion in net withdrawals across two sessions following the Binance hack. Separately, Citi Wealth’s October report discussed spot funds as one way to add Bitcoin to a brokerage portfolio alongside other assets.

The report discussed spot funds as a way to add Bitcoin exposure to a brokerage portfolio, where they could sit alongside stocks and bonds.

EconoTimes previously reported that withdrawals at Fidelity and Ark & 21 Shares outweighed BlackRock’s additions over the five trading days through Oct. 30, in its account of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF flows for that period.

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