- IBIT ETF shows a $42.03 million daily inflow, holding a 2.90% Bitcoin market share.
- Bitcoin’s daily price drops 1.87%, reflecting broader ETF market struggles.
- BTC ETF faces limited inflows, with $1.12 billion on March 25, 2025.
In a recent SoSoValue update as of March 25, 2025, the total daily net inflow stands at $26.83 million, with cumulative net inflows reaching $36.16 billion. The market data indicates a significant flow of assets, though daily changes show some declines. The total value traded in the market for the day is $1.37 billion. The overall net assets have increased to $99.07 billion, representing 5.68% of the Bitcoin market cap.
Key Market Players and Their Performance
Among the listed assets, IBIT, an exchange-traded fund (ETF) sponsored by BlackRock, leads the pack with a 0.20% premium/discount. The net inflow for IBIT was $42.03 million on March 25, 2025. However, its cumulative net inflow stands at $39.83 billion, with net assets valued at $50.58 billion.
This ETF holds a 2.90% Bitcoin market share. The daily market price change of IBIT was a decrease of 1.91%, trading at $49.18. In comparison, other ETFs like FBTC and GBTC, sponsored by Fidelity and Grayscale respectively, show relatively stable figures.
FBTC has no daily net inflow but accumulates $114.47 million, with net assets amounting to $17.34 billion. It holds a 0.99% market share in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, GBTC has a small 0.05% premium and a 0.98% market share in Bitcoin, accumulating $22.53 billion in cumulative net inflows.
Other ETFs’ Performance Revealed
BTC ETF, also sponsored by Grayscale, shows a minimal premium of 0.06%. Its net inflows are relatively low at $1.12 billion, and it holds a 0.21% market share of Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s daily performance, however, faced a drop of 1.87%, with the market price standing at $38.35.
The other listed ETFs, such as ARKB, BITB, and HODL, show consistent inflows but lower market share compared to IBIT. Their net asset values range from $3.39 billion to $1.26 billion. Most of these ETFs saw a decline in daily performance, which contributed to the overall decrease in market sentiment.
