Bloomberg analyst: IBIT has achieved a "positive" net inflow for the year, and BTC investors are more resilient than gold investors According to a report by Golden Finance, Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, stated in an article on X platform that the net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs this month has reached $2.5 billion, just one step away from fully filling the gap of fund outflows this year. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT has been the first to achieve a positive net inflow of funds within the year and has entered the top 2% of all ETFs in terms of fund flow from the beginning of the year to the present. Against the backdrop of Bitcoin's price dropping by about 40% in the past six months and facing widespread negative public opinion, ETF funds still demonstrate astonishing resilience. In contrast, 10 years ago, when gold fell by 40% in the short term, about one-third of investors chose to withdraw, while Bitcoin investors' holding behavior was noticeably stronger. (Eric Balchunas clarifies that it is not disrespectful to gold investors, but rather the unusual situation with Bitcoin)