Spot Bitcoin exchange-related funds in the United States experienced their fourth consecutive day of outflow on 13 February, with a total loss of $ 156 million, mainly driven by recording of the FBTC of Fidelity and Ark 21Shares’ Arkb.
According to data from the Sosovalue, the 12 Spot Bitcoin ETFs is registered $ 156.69 million In the net outflows, which represent a decrease of 37.6% compared to the $ 251.03 million that were registered the previous day.
The FBTC from Fidelity LED outlets for the fourth consecutive day, with $ 94.46 million that the fund left, followed by Ark 21Shares’ Arkb with $ 52.73 million. Extra slide included:
- Bitwise’s Bitb: $ 15.69 million
- Franklin Templeton’s EZBC: $ 8.35 million
- GBTC from Grayscale: $ 6.86 million
- Invesco Galaxy’s BTCO: $ 4.81 million
The only bite of the day was BlackRock’s IBIT, who registered $ 26.21 million in inflow. Data for the Vaneck Bitcoin ETF site has not been updated at the time of writing. The remaining four BTC ETFs saw zero flows on the day.
The total trade volume for Bitcoin ETFs reached $ 1.77 billion on 13 February, with cumulative net entry into $ 40.05 billion.
In the past five trading days, these investment products have only experienced one day of inflow, while the other four days saw considerable outflow, which brought total net outflows during the period up to around $ 650 million.
In the meantime, Ether ETFs shifted back to the net entry on February 13, with $ 12.92 million In the net entry under the leadership of BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, which entered $ 12.05 million and $ 4.64 million respectively. Part of this inflow was compensated by $ 3.77 million in the Ethe of Grayscale.
Daily Trade Volume was $ 247.6 million, with a total net intake since the launch at $ 3.14 billion.
From February 13, Morning Asian era, Bitcoin (BTC) acted at $ 96,909, in the middle of a range between $ 90,000 and the all times of $ 109,000, which started in mid -November. Ethereum (ETH) was around $ 2,718, which marked a fall of 1%.