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How ETF Design and Flows Are Rewiring Institutional Bitcoin Demand

ETF mechanics, recent outflows, and product innovation are changing how institutions access BTC. Changes in options rules and new hybrid funds — plus state-level proposals — could turn apparent ETF weakness into a structural bid.

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Published at 2026-01-23 13:38:23

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