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Google Data Shows Declining Search Interest in Bitcoin Despite Spot Bitcoin ETFs Showcasing Exceptional Performance

Jun 07, 2024 at 02:00 pm

Since its debut in January 2024, spot Bitcoin [BTC] Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have showcased exceptional performance.

Google Data Shows Declining Search Interest in Bitcoin Despite Spot Bitcoin ETFs Showcasing Exceptional Performance

output: As spot Bitcoin [BTC] Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) continue to showcase exceptional performance with recent data indicating substantial inflows, with a collective $880 million and $488.1 million inflows on 4th June and 5th June respectively, an interesting observation has emerged from the market.

Despite Bitcoin breaching its much-anticipated $70K mark, with press time prices of $71,082.55, Google data reveals a surprisingly low level of search interest compared to the 2021 bull run.

This observation suggests that retail investors, a significant market segment, have yet to fully engage with Bitcoin ETFs which might be a bullish indicator for potential future growth.

According to Google Trends, which assigns a score based on a search interest’s relative peak popularity, terms like “Bitcoin” and “btc” scored 41 and 17 out of 100 respectively. However, phrases such as “bitcoin etf,” “btc etf,” and “Bitcoin ETF inflows” registered a score of less than 1 globally.

Adding to the fray, Crypto analyst Miles Deutscher, in his 6th June X post, underlined that interest in crypto-related content on YouTube has declined compared to the peak levels seen in 2021.

“There is no indicator in the world that sums up the current state of the market better than crypto YT views. $BTC at $70k in 2021: 4m views/day. $BTC at $70k in 2024: 800k views/day. Retail isn’t back yet.”

Deutscher further highlighted that the current market cycle has posed greater challenges for most investors compared to previous bullish periods. Additionally, altcoins have generally not performed as well as Bitcoin, leading to a mismatch between market sentiment and actual price movements.

Despite the decline in search interest, the community remains bullish on Bitcoin, especially applauding the accumulation of Bitcoin by various Bitcoin ETFs.

Echoing a similar sentiment, Bit Paine took to X and said,

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