[CNBC: Few signs that financial advisors are rushing to buy Bitcoin ETFs] On May 31, one of the main arguments for Bitcoin ETFs is that financial advisors need regulated funds like them to guide their wealthy clients to invest in Bitcoin. Nearly six months after the launch of these ETFs, there are few signs that financial advisors are rushing to buy these funds. This does not mean that ETFs are a failed experiment. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) had an asset management scale of $20 billion this week, even if financial advisors are still on the sidelines.
