BlackRock’s IBIT fund holds $22.91B in net assets with no new inflows and posts a 2.30% price gain.
Grayscale’s GBTC fund on NYSE reports a $13.91M outflow, bringing cumulative inflow to -$20.14B.
The cryptocurrency market saw a total daily net inflow of $25.59M, with total net assets reaching $57.73B as of October 4.
As of October 4, the daily total net inflow stands at $25.59 million, while the cumulative total inflow reaches $18.50 billion. Total net assets are reported at $57.73 billion, representing 4.68% of Bitcoin’s market cap. The total value traded on the day amounts to $1.19 billion.
According to SoSoValue, market data for several funds shows inflows, outflows, net assets, and price changes. BlackRock’s IBIT fund on NASDAQ has a 0.13% premium and no daily net inflow, with $21.56 billion cumulative inflow.
Source: SoSoValue
It holds $22.91 billion in net assets, with a 2.30% daily price increase. Grayscale’s GBTC fund on NYSE reports a -$13.91 million outflow, with -$20.14 billion cumulative net inflow. Its net assets stand at $13.75 billion, with a 2.26% daily price rise.
Fidelity’s FBTC on CBOE shows $13.63 million net inflow and $9.85 billion cumulative inflow, with $11.09 billion in net assets. The daily price change is up 2.27%.
ARKB by Ark & 21Shares, also on CBOE, has a 0.18% premium and $5.29 million inflow, with $2.52 billion cumulative inflow. It holds $2.95 billion in assets, and the price increased by 2.31%.
The BITB fund by Bitwise, listed on NYSE, shows $15.29 million daily net inflow and $2.11 billion in cumulative net inflow, with $2.43 billion in net assets. It reported a 2.29% price increase.
Grayscale’s BTC fund on NYSE reports no inflow and $422.33 million cumulative inflow. Its net assets are at $2.11 billion, with a 2.40% price rise.
Other notable funds include VanEck’s HODL, with a $5.29 million daily inflow and $737.20 million in net assets, and Valkyrie’s BRRR, with a $532.92 million cumulative inflow and a 2.26% price increase.
