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27.09.2026

Fred Krueger: Bitcoin ETF IBIT added 34K BTC per month after launch, then paused inflows — IBIT ETF shows distinct BTC inflow trends

Fred Krueger, investor & crypto entrepreneur at Various (NFT/AI projects), examines the accumulation pattern of the Bitcoin ETF IBIT.

According to Krueger, IBIT added 34,000 BTC per month during its initial 18 months post-launch, followed by zero BTC inflows in the last year. He observes that IBIT may be picking up activity in the last month and argues the pattern illustrates a clear narrative for bull and bear markets in Bitcoin.

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Krueger previously compared the cultural outlook of bitcoin owners to the Marlboro Man's characteristic attitude. He has also covered major U.S. Treasury actions, including auction plans for $39 billion in 10-year notes and $22 billion in 30-year bonds as detailed in a recent analysis of bond auctions. These posts reflect his focus on both crypto trends and traditional financial developments.

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