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Bitcoin spot ETFs have continued net inflows. Although GBTC had another net outflow of $174.6 million on February 15, exchanges such as Bitwise and BlackRock still performed well in terms of trading volume and net inflows. Based on this, the total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs have reached US$32.6 billion.
Bitcoin spot ETF has achieved net inflows for 14 consecutive days! BlackRock, Bitwise are chasing GBTCBitcoin spot ETFs have experienced continuous net inflows. Although GBTC had another net outflow of $174.6 million on February 15, exchanges such as Bitwise and BlackRock still performed well in terms of trading volume and net inflows. Based on this, the total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs have reached US$32.6 billion. Bitcoin spot ETF has net inflows for 14 consecutive days According to Farside data, BitwiseBitcoinETF ($BITB) attracted a net inflow of $126.5 million on February 15, which was the second largest inflow since the establishment of Bitwise. Additionally, Franklin EZBC also received $3 million in net inflows on the same day. Although the data for February 15 is not yet complete,
Bitcoin breaks through $50,000! Grayscale GBTC single-day net outflow hits record lowIn the early morning (13), the Bitcoin BTC spot quotation continued to rise, breaking through the $50,000 mark, exceeding the highest price when the spot ETF passed. In the middle of the night on the 12th, Bitcoin began to rise from around US$48,800, and investors rushed to buy it. In just one hour, the price surged by more than US$1,000, successfully breaking through the US$50,000 mark. Previously, Bitcoin reached the $50,000 level on Christmas Day, December 25, 2021. According to Binance data, around 1 a.m. Beijing time, the price of Bitcoin exceeded US$50,000 and climbed to US$50,154 by the time of writing. Grayscale’s single-day net outflow of GBTC hit a new low. According to data, on the last trading day of this week, Grayscale’s net outflow of GBTC was 5,1
JP Morgan: Grayscale GBTC is less liquid than BlackRock and Fidelity's Bitcoin spot ETFsThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved 11 Bitcoin spot ETFs last month, a news that attracted widespread market attention. Among them, GBTC, owned by Grayscale, has been attracting attention due to the huge selling pressure. According to the latest report from analysts at JPMorgan Chase, the Bitcoin spot ETFs owned by BlackRock and Fidelity have surpassed Grayscale’s GBTC in at least two liquidity indicators. Two indicators show low liquidity in Grayscale GBTC. In the report, the analyst team led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou noted that they used the Hui-Heubel ratio as the first indicator to measure the breadth of the market. Through a comparison of the Hui-Heubel ratio, they found that BlackRock and Fidelity’s ET
BlackRock Bitcoin Spot ETF trading volume surpasses Grayscale twice! GBTC selling pressure has dropped by 50%According to data released by Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart, the trading volume of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has been attracting market attention in the past month, especially after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved 11 Bitcoin spot transactions. After exchange-traded funds (ETFs). According to reports, the single-day trading volume of the Bitcoin spot ETF reached $1 billion yesterday. This data once again highlights the market's interest in Bitcoin and investor demand for the digital asset. BlackRock's IBITETF became the biggest winner with a transaction volume of US$340 million, leaving GBTC's US$296 million in transaction volume behind. This is the second time in the 19 trading days since its launch that IBIT has surpassed GBTC. Yesterday
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