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Bitcoin ETF inflows fall 76% entering Labor Day break as only BlackRock and Fidelity attract fresh money

Bitcoin ETF inflows fall 76% entering Labor Day break as only BlackRock and Fidelity attract fresh moneyWorldPing

Seven funds posted positive flows Thursday, but only IBIT and FBTC did on Sept. 4, ahead of Monday's US exchange closure.

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