On Tuesday, the publicly traded spot bitcoin ETFs operating in the United States registered a total trade volume of $1.17 billion. Notable entrants like Fidelity’s FBTC, Ark Invest’s ARKB, and Invesco’s BTCO experienced net inflows, yet these gains were insufficient to counteract GBTC’s $29 million decline.
The fund’s downturn disrupted GBTC’s two-day run of positive inflows, which had marked its first gains following a stretch nearing 80 days. During the day’s trading sessions, FBTC garnered $4 million, Blackrock’s IBIT achieved break-even status, and ARKB secured $3 million in inflows.
BTCO topped the list with inflows approaching $6 million during the day’s trading sessions, coinglass.com data shows. BITB, HODL, and others reported neutral results with no gains or losses. As of May 7, 2024 portfolio reports, Grayscale and Blackrock remained at the forefront in terms of BTC reserves; GBTC had 292,267.99 BTC, while Blackrock possessed 274,322.38 BTC.
Interest and trading activity for the newly introduced U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs have been unimpressive since the close of March. It remains uncertain whether enthusiasm for these products will revive significantly. This shift in the landscape of U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs suggests a market recalibration as participants reevaluate their positions.
Despite an outflow from Grayscale’s GBTC, the overall stability in reserve levels and the continued interest in other funds highlight a dynamic yet enduring commitment to bitcoin investments. The future of these crypto ETFs will likely hinge on broader economic indicators and investor sentiment.
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