Bitcoin products drew nearly $55 billion since 2024, outpacing gold and silver funds
According to TradingView, Bitcoin products took in close to $55 billion since 2024, versus $29 billion for gold and silver. Square is preparing wider crypto payments.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Bitcoin investment products have attracted close to $55 billion in inflows since 2024, against $29 billion going into gold and silver products. Still, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows of more than $430 million on November 5.
Payments firm Square intends to complete its rollout of Bitcoin payment support for more than 4 million merchants on November 10. Sellers may hold their coins or convert up to half of daily takings, with fees starting at 1% in 2027.
Separately, Bitcoin Core developer Cory Fields has suggested that transfers vulnerable to quantum attacks should require quantum-resistant collateral, with holders able to recover funds once ownership is proven.
why it matters
Inflows into Bitcoin products outpacing precious metals funds point to ongoing investor interest, although a single day of ETF outflows shows the flows are uneven. Square's payment rollout could widen everyday use of Bitcoin, while the quantum proposal remains a discussion that may shape how long-held coins are secured.
market impact
Bitcoin: inflows into Bitcoin products support demand, while ETF outflows weigh on sentiment
- Bitcoin mixed — inflows into funds support demand, while spot ETF outflows press on the price
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sources
- Key facts: Bitcoin inflows beat gold; Square payments; quantum rule — TradingView, 8 November 2026 at 12:00 UTC
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