On April 28, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of $591.29 million, as noted by the SoSoValue update. The cumulative total net inflow reached $39.02 billion, while the total net assets stood at $109.30 billion.
IBIT leads Bitcoin ETFs as ARKB, FBTC, GBTC slip
Tracking each ETF performance, IBIT by BlackRock led with a $970.93 million daily inflow, bringing its cumulative inflow to $42.17 billion. It held $56.73 billion in assets, the highest among all ETFs, with a 3.02% share of the Bitcoin market.
FBTC from Fidelity followed with $11.77 billion in cumulative inflows but posted a daily outflow of $86.87 million. Its net assets totaled $18.94 billion, covering 1.01% of the Bitcoin market.
GBTC by Grayscale had a $42.66 million daily outflow and cumulative outflows of $22.73 billion. It maintained $18.07 billion in net assets with a 0.96% Bitcoin share. ARKB from Ark & 21Shares saw the largest daily outflow of $226.30 million. Its cumulative inflow stood at $2.88 billion, while it managed $4.77 billion in assets.
BRRR, BTCO, and EZBC remain steady as BITB outflows
Grayscale’s BTC fund showed no change in daily net inflow, with $1.27 billion in cumulative inflow and $4.01 billion in assets. Bitwise’s BITB recorded a $21.13 million daily outflow, holding $3.67 billion in assets. VanEck’s HODL had a $2.68 million daily outflow and $864.94 million in cumulative inflow, managing $1.37 billion in assets.
Valkyrie’s BRRR had no daily inflow and a $326.23 million cumulative total, managing $577.26 million in assets. Invesco’s BTCO posted $103.36 million in cumulative inflows with $502.52 million in net assets. Franklin’s EZBC showed $262.47 million in cumulative inflow and held $493.78 million in assets.
BTCW from WisdomTree had no daily inflow but maintained $37.53 million in cumulative inflow. It managed $146.61 million in assets, with a market price of $100.49. Trading volumes showed IBIT as the most active with 34.16 million shares exchanged, followed by BTC with 991.52K shares and BITB with 889.30 K.
