
Crypto ETF’s $100 Million Launch Balance May Not Reflect Investor Demand
CryptoSlate says a crypto ETF’s $100 million opening balance may be driven by sponsor funding rather than broad investor demand. Creations, redemptions and persistent capital offer a clearer view of actual participation.

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