For years, bitcoin was dismissed as a niche asset – too volatile for institutions, too unregulated for policymakers. However, this perception has shifted.
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has brought this transformation into sharp focus. His administration's executive order on digital assets signals a policy shift: rather than suppressing bitcoin, the US is increasingly viewing it as a strategic financial instrument – and as a result, investment in bitcoin has soared.
Thanks to Donald Trump, bitcoin is not just a trade but a core asset class, integrated into the financial system. Credit: Getty
In the past month alone, from January 14 until February 14, 2025, bitcoin ETFs in the US have seen over $US4 billion in net inflows, while both Australian bitcoin and ethereum ETFs picked up $US22 million, despite bitcoin pulling back 10 per cent from its recent peak.
Bitcoin ETFs now hold nearly 6 per cent of the worldwide bitcoin supply, potentially influencing underlying demand, surpassing the 2 per cent of global gold supply held by gold ETFs. US and Australian spot bitcoin ETFs have experienced remarkable growth, attracting tens of billions of dollars within the last 12 months.
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