Bitcoin spot ETFs received the highest net investment since January 11 yesterday. When other sales, especially Grayscale, were deducted, this figure reached the peak of the 1.5-month ETF history with $673 million.
BlackRock ETF, which received a net investment of $ 520 million on Tuesday, repeated this record and received a net investment of $ 612 million yesterday. The figure was $245 million for second-place Fidelity.
Additionally, trading volume in BlackRock's IBIT ETF broke a record at $3.3 billion. On Tuesday, this figure broke a record with 1.1 billion dollars. In other words, BlackRock has tripled its last record. Total daily transaction volume was 7.7 billion dollars.
While there was a $216 million exit from Grayscale, the company still has $26 billion worth of Bitcoin. BlackRock owns $9.1 billion worth of Bitcoin, while Fidelity owns $6.2 billion worth of Bitcoin.
The total number of Bitcoins held by companies exceeded 46 billion dollars yesterday. This figure also corresponds to 3.9% of Bitcoin supply.
The interest in ETFs also mobilized banks. It is stated that US giant bank Morgan Stanley plans to add Bitcoin spot ETF to its broker platform.
