Balchunas stated in an interview with Bitcoin Magazine TV that Bitcoin ETFs could reach three times the asset size of gold ETFs as younger investors mature and increasingly view Bitcoin as a store of value. He noted that while Bitcoin's price is currently volatile, it will stabilize in the future, at which point large institutions will be more interested in it as a reliable store of value and even a safe-haven asset. Bitcoin ETFs, launched in 2024, currently manage nearly $100 billion in assets.