U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs add $85.85M in daily inflows as net assets hit $79.65B
According to a recent SoSoValue update, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $85.85 million in daily total net inflow on June 12.
- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $85.85M in daily net inflows on June 12.
- BlackRock IBIT led all funds with $57.69M in daily net inflow.
- Grayscale GBTC and BTC recorded zero daily inflows, while BITB added $5.18M.
Total value traded reached $1.81 billion, while total net assets stood at $79.65 billion. Those assets represented 6.26% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization after the update completed.
BlackRock IBIT draws $57.69M as Fidelity FBTC adds $18M
A deep dive into the performance of individual Bitcoin ETFs reveals that market data showed BlackRock’s IBIT leading the group by assets and daily inflow. IBIT held $48.70 billion in net assets, equal to a 3.83% Bitcoin share. The fund drew $57.69 million in daily net inflow and 906.37 BTC in daily BTC inflow. IBIT traded at $36.04, down 0.03%, with $1.32 billion in value traded. Its premium or discount stood at minus 0.05%, and volume reached 36.52 million shares.
Source: SoSoValue (Bitcoin ETFs)
Fidelity’s FBTC ranked second with $11.45 billion in net assets and a 0.90% Bitcoin share. FBTC added $18.00 million in daily net inflow and 282.85 BTC in daily BTC inflow. The fund traded at $55.35, up 0.11%, with $180.39 million in value traded. Its premium or discount stood at minus 0.09%, and volume reached 3.25 million shares.
Grayscale Bitcoin ETFs record zero daily inflows as BITB adds $5.18M
Grayscale’s GBTC held $9.06 billion in net assets and carried no daily net inflow. The fund also showed zero daily BTC inflow during the session. GBTC traded at $49.34, up 0.04%, with $109.79 million in value traded. Its premium or discount stood at positive 0.02%, and daily volume reached 2.22 million shares.
Grayscale’s BTC product held $3.39 billion in net assets and also recorded no daily inflow. It traded at $28.13, up 0.07%, with $47.28 million in value traded. BITB held $2.34 billion in net assets and added $5.18 million in daily net inflow. BITB traded at $34.52, up 0.03%, with $70.12 million in value traded.
ARKB and HODL post modest inflows as smaller Bitcoin ETFs stay flat
Ark 21Shares’ ARKB held $2.09 billion in net assets and added $3.17 million in daily inflow. Its price stood at $21.08 with no daily change, while the value traded reached $34.77 million. VanEck’s HODL held $1.05 billion and added $1.80 million in daily net inflow. The HODL Bitcoin ETF traded at $17.97 with no daily change and $24.80 million traded.
Smaller funds showed limited movement across inflows and prices. BTCO, BRRR, EZBC, MSBT, BTCW, and DEFI recorded zero daily net inflow. BTCO, BRRR, and EZBC held $402.86 million, $378.10 million, and $369.71 million in net assets. MSBT, BTCW, and DEFI followed with $262.04 million, $143.65 million, and $12.25 million.
Daily price changes stayed narrow across these funds, ranging from flat to positive 0.11%. Fee data showed GBTC at 1.50%, the highest level among listed funds. DEFI Bitcoin ETF followed at 0.90%, while several large funds carried fees near 0.25%. FBTC showed a 0.00% fee, the lowest displayed figure.
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