Cryptocoin News is totally wrong on that one.
61.9 million dollars is the total money spent by the hapless folks who bought shares of SM BIT since Sep/2013. Those shares are now worth 34.9 million dollars, because the nominal value of the share is defined as the market price of 0.1 BTC. On the average, the people holding those shares lost ~45% of their money so far.
If they had bought bitcoins directly, instead of BIT shares, those investors would be slightly better of today, because of fees that the SMBIT managers charge. However, if they had bought real BTC, they could have spent or sold them when the price was higher. Since they bought BIT shares instead, they had first to wait for six months before being allowed to pull out, and then were told to wait for an indefinite time while SM sought the OTCQX listing.
So, those 61.9 million did not come from Wall Street, but from Fools Street.