Spot Bitcoin Etf

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows yesterday, totaling $287 million, with BlackRock being the only exception, reporting no withdrawals.

While U.S. Bitcoin ETFs face outflows, Australia's spot Bitcoin ETFs continue steadily accumulating BTC holdings. The ongoing inflows highlight growing mainstream Bitcoin demand in the region.

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF saw its largest single-day inflow in over a month on Monday, taking in $224 million amid a slight Bitcoin pullback. The sizable injection extends an 8-day streak of net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs.

The 3 Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETFs surpassed HK$2 billion ($272M) in assets under management since launching this year. The growth shows increasing institutional appetite for regulated Bitcoin products in Asia.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their sixth consecutive day of net inflows totalling around $65 million, highlighting growing mainstream institutional demand. BlackRock's IBIT led the day with $75.5 million in inflows.

Hong Kong's Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest inflow in over a month, with the ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF taking in 274 BTC worth $15M. The steady climb in assets shows growing Asian interest in regulated Bitcoin investment products.

Bitwise Asset Management's acquisition of ETC Group marks its significant entry into the European market, adding over $1 billion in Bitcoin and crypto assets.

Coinbase's latest report highlights a rise in institutional inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, signaling growing interest from the investment advisor sector despite recent market downturns.

SWIB has revealed a notable increase of 447,651 shares in its IBIT holdings.

Goldman Sachs revealed over $400M in spot Bitcoin ETF holdings, signaling the investment bank's growing appetite for Bitcoin exposure. Major financial firms increasingly embrace Bitcoin products.