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Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs received a net inflow of $358 million, and this is truly impressive. BlackRock once again demonstrates its strength — their IBIT simply dominates, taking $269 million of this amount. The numbers are accumulating: the historical net inflow of IBIT has already exceeded $63 billion.
Fidelity is not far behind. Their FBTC gained $53 million in a day, and the total net inflow of this ETF reached $11 billion. It's interesting to watch how these two giants compete for market positions.
The overall picture is also impressive: all Bitcoin spot ETFs together have accumulated assets worth $93 billion. This accounts for about 6.44% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. Over time, the historical net inflow into these funds has amounted to $56 billion. It’s clear that institutional interest in Bitcoin through ETFs continues to grow.