💰BTC Spot ETF has seen a continuous inflow of funds for 15 days, and ETH Spot ETF has seen a continuous inflow of funds for 18 days
According to SoSoValue data, yesterday the Bitcoin Spot ETF had a total net inflow of nearly $275 million in a single day, marking the 15th consecutive day of net inflows.
Among them, BlackRock's Bitcoin Spot ETF IBIT had a net inflow of nearly $360 million in a single day, with a cumulative net inflow reaching $37.4 billion.
In addition, Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust ETF GBTC, Invesco's Bitcoin ETF BTCO, Bitwise's ETF BITB, and Ark 21Shares' ETF ARKB had net outflows of $35.94 million, $25.17 million, $16.56 million, and $6.58 million respectively in a single day.
Currently, the total net asset value of Bitcoin Spot ETFs has reached $115.78 billion, accounting for 5.8% of the total Bitcoin market capitalization, with a cumulative total net inflow of $37.01 billion.
On the same day, the Ethereum Spot ETF had a total net inflow of nearly $2.45 million in a single day, marking the 18th consecutive day of net inflows.
Among them, BlackRock's ETF ETHA had a net inflow of $81.91 million, with a cumulative net inflow reaching $3.45 billion.
Meanwhile, Grayscale's Ethereum Trust ETF ETHE, Grayscale's Mini Trust ETF ETH, and Bitwise's Ethereum ETF ETHW had net outflows of $49.2 million, $15.64 million, and $14.62 million respectively in a single day.
Currently, the total net asset value of Ethereum Spot ETFs is $13.17 billion, accounting for 2.96% of the total Ethereum market capitalization, with a historical cumulative total net inflow of $2.46 billion.
In summary, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT and Ethereum ETF ETHA have recorded significant net inflows for two consecutive days, with their large scale offsetting the single-day net outflows of all other Spot ETFs.
This phenomenon not only indicates the growing interest of institutional investors in the cryptocurrency market but also reflects the concentration of market maturity and liquidity. At the same time, it may also signal a trend of market differentiation, leading investors to prefer to concentrate their funds in the products of leading asset management giants.
