Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) witnessed a significant net outflow of $234.54 million on February 3, according to the latest data from SoSoValue. Despite this, the cumulative total net inflow remains strong at $40.26 billion, while the total value traded within the period reached $5.87 billion. The total net assets of Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $119.14 billion, accounting for 5.95% of Bitcoin’s overall market capitalization.
IBIT Maintains Lead as FBTC Suffers Heavy Outflows
Among the major ETFs, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) remains dominant, boasting net assets of $59.27 billion. Its market price stands at $57.58, with a -0.41% discount. However, Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Trust (FBTC) reported the largest single-day net outflow of $177.64 million. Despite this, FBTC’s cumulative inflow still totals $12.82 billion, with net assets at $21.54 billion. The fund’s market price sits at $88.47, reflecting a -0.40% discount and a daily decline of 0.19%.
Grayscale’s GBTC, listed on the NYSE, holds $20.36 billion in net assets but continues to see capital flight, with total outflows reaching $21.88 billion. Nevertheless, GBTC recorded a modest daily inflow of $8.02 million, trading at $80.17 with a slight -0.03% premium and a 0.30% daily decline.
ARKB and BTC See Outflows, While BTCO Posts Gains
Ark Invest’s Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), traded on CBOE, registered a net outflow of $50.75 million, bringing its total net assets to $5.15 billion. The fund’s market price stands at $101.07, with a -0.42% discount and a -0.26% daily change. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s BTC ETF on NYSE holds $4.24 billion in net assets, with no new inflows recorded. The fund saw a minor 0.33% decline, with a market price of $44.86.
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Among smaller ETFs, Invesco’s BTCO emerged as a bright spot, achieving a positive premium of 0.13%, while VanEck’s HODL and Valkyrie’s BRRR displayed mixed performance. The latest figures highlight continued investor caution amid Bitcoin’s fluctuating market conditions.
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