Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States experienced their fourth day of its fourth consecutive day on 13 February, which caused a total loss of $ 156 million, mainly withdrawn from Fidelity’s FBTC and Arc 21 Shrace RKB Was operated by
According to Sosovalu data, 12 spot bitcoin ETFs were recorded $ 156.69 million In pure outflow, the outflow recorded on the previous day represents a decline of $ 251.03 million to 37.6%.
Fidelity’s FBTC led the outflow for the fourth consecutive day, exiting the $ 94.46 million funds, followed by Ark 21Shares’ Arkb $ 52.73 million with. Additional outflows include:
- Bitwaiz Bitab: $ 15.69 million
- Franklin Templeton’s EZBC: $ 8.35 million
- Grassscale’s GBTC: $ 6.86 million
- Invesco Galaxy BTCO: $ 4.81 million
The only outsider of the day was Blackrock’s iBit, which recorded $ 26.21 million in Inflow. Waneck’s spot bitcoin ETF was not updated at the time of writing data. The remaining four BTC ETFs saw zero flow on the day.
The total trading volume for bitcoin ETFs reached $ 1.77 billion on 13 February, with cumulative net flow $ 40.05 billion.
In the last five trading days, these investment products have experienced only one day’s influx, while the other four days have seen significant outflows, causing a period of about $ 650 million in the total pure outflow period.
Meanwhile, Ether ETF returned to the net flow on 13 February. $ 12.92 million In the net flow led by the Ibit of Blackrock and FBTC of Fidelity, which was attracted to $ 12.05 million and $ 4.64 million respectively. A portion of these flows was offset at $ 3.77 million in the outflow from the Ethe of Grassscale.
The daily trading volume was $ 247.6 million, with the total net flow since the launch of $ 3.14 billion.
Until 13 February, the morning Asian time, Bitcoin (BTC) was trading at $ 96,909, between the border between $ 90,000 and all the time high of all time, which began in mid -November. Ethereum (Eth) stood at around $ 2,718, with a fall of 1%.
