📰 Bitcoin spot ETF saw net inflows of $715 million yesterday again, and it has maintained net inflows for four consecutive days.
This time, BlackRock’s IBIT led the way with a single-day net inflow of $350 million, bringing its historical cumulative net inflows to $64.856 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC followed closely with a daily inflow of $257 million, and its historical cumulative net inflows are $10.858 billion.
🔥 To be honest, $715 million in a single day is not a small amount. What’s even more interesting is that the money isn’t coming in just for one day—it has been flowing into the ETFs for four straight days. For the market, this suggests that traditional capital allocating BTC through regulated products has not stopped.
💡 As of the time the data was released, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs was $110.840 billion, the ETF net asset ratio was 6.4%, and historical cumulative net inflows reached $56.875 billion.
In fact, IBIT and FBTC account for most of the day’s inflows, and the concentration is still quite obvious. As for how prices move in the short term—who knows—but at least along the ETF front, institutional participation is still very much online.
🤔 After four consecutive days of net inflows, do you think this round of capital will keep accelerating, or will there be a slowdown first?
#比特币 #现货ETF #BTC #加密市场
This time, BlackRock’s IBIT led the way with a single-day net inflow of $350 million, bringing its historical cumulative net inflows to $64.856 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC followed closely with a daily inflow of $257 million, and its historical cumulative net inflows are $10.858 billion.
🔥 To be honest, $715 million in a single day is not a small amount. What’s even more interesting is that the money isn’t coming in just for one day—it has been flowing into the ETFs for four straight days. For the market, this suggests that traditional capital allocating BTC through regulated products has not stopped.
💡 As of the time the data was released, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs was $110.840 billion, the ETF net asset ratio was 6.4%, and historical cumulative net inflows reached $56.875 billion.
In fact, IBIT and FBTC account for most of the day’s inflows, and the concentration is still quite obvious. As for how prices move in the short term—who knows—but at least along the ETF front, institutional participation is still very much online.
🤔 After four consecutive days of net inflows, do you think this round of capital will keep accelerating, or will there be a slowdown first?
#比特币 #现货ETF #BTC #加密市场
