- Total Bitcoin ETF net assets reached $113.64B, representing 5.76% of Bitcoin’s market cap.
- Fidelity’s FBTC led inflows with $463.08M, showcasing strong investor confidence.
- Grayscale’s GBTC reported a cumulative net outflow of -$21.61B despite a $50.54M daily inflow.
On January 15, the daily total net inflow for Bitcoin ETFs was reported at $755.01 million, indicating significant market activity. The cumulative total net inflow reached $36.48 billion, reflecting a strong trend in overall investments. The total net assets stood at $113.64 billion, which represents 5.76% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale See Strong ETF Inflows
According to the SoSoValue update, BlackRock’s IBIT noted a 24-hour net inflow of $31.86 million, contributing to a cumulative total inflow of $37.51 billion. Its total net assets stood at $55.46 billion with a market price of $56.63, sharing a daily change of -0.01%.
Fidelity’s FBTC showed a one-day inflow of $463.08 million and a cumulative net inflow of $12.51 billion. It had $20.91 billion in net assets, with its market price at $87.02, imaging a positive change of 0.01%.
Grayscale’s GBTC observed a daily net inflow of $50.54 million but reported a cumulative net inflow of -$21.61 billion. Its net assets were $20.32 billion, with a market price of $78.91, showing a daily change of -0.08%.
ARKB, BITB, Grayscale BTC Trust Post Steady Market Gains
ARKB, supported by Ark & 21Shares, recorded $138.81 million in one-day net inflow, leading to $2.54 billion in cumulative net inflow. It had $4.73 billion in net assets, with a market price of $99.60 and a daily gain of 0.20%.
Bitwise’s BITB registered $32.69 million in daily net inflow and $2.23 billion in cumulative net inflow. Its net assets totaled $4.08 billion, with a market price of $54.32 and a 0.18% daily increase.
The BTC Trust by Grayscale noted $139.69 million in daily net inflow and $937.68 million in cumulative net inflow. Its net assets were $3.89 billion, with a market price of $44.19, achieving a 0.09% daily gain.
Other products, such as HODL, BRRR, and BTCW, also showed varying levels of activity. Invesco’s BTCO and Franklin’s EZBC demonstrated consistent growth, reflecting investor interest.
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