Bitcoin ETF: BlackRock Leads Inflows, GBTC Faces Notable $3.4B Outflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs face challenges in performance despite the initial hype.
On January 22, all 12 ETFs recorded a collective net outflow of $87.20 million, marking the third such instance since their launch. Notably, BlackRock’s IBIT emerged as an exception with a significant $260 million net inflow on the seventh day of trading, contributing to its $1.6 billion AUM.
Conversely, Grayscale’s GBTC continues to lead in net outflows, with a substantial $640.50 million recorded on Monday. This brings GBTC’s total net outflow to an impressive $3.4 billion, significantly impacting the overall inflow metric for spot Bitcoin ETFs. GBTC currently holds an AUM of $21.53 billion.
In the broader landscape, Fidelity Wise’s FBTC follows closely behind BlackRock, experiencing a net inflow of $158.70 million. The combined inflow from BlackRock and Fidelity stands at $3.13 billion to date, offsetting over 90% of GBTC’s total outflows.
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Other notable performances include ARK 21 Shares (ARKB) attracting a $65 million inflow and Bitwise’s BITB securing a net inflow of $41.60 million.
In contrast, Franklin Templeton’s EZBC, the BTC ETF with the lowest fee, saw a modest $4.7 million inflow on Monday. Overall, the landscape remains dynamic, with varying levels of inflows and outflows shaping the trajectory of spot Bitcoin ETFs.