Bitcoin ETF Inflow Surpasses $1 Billion This Week - Coincu

Key Points:

• Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $494 million on September 27 with over $1 billion this week.
• The ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF led with $203 million in inflows, which is also its largest single-day inflows since launch.

On September 27, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded massive net inflows of $494 million as it notched the seventh-straight day with increased investments.

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Spot Bitcoin ETF Inflows Surge

According to data from Farside Investors, total Bitcoin ETF inflows stand at approximately $1.1 billion for the week.

The leaders were the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, reaching as much as $203 million and Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF commanding $124 million, the former seeing its largest single-day inflows since launch. In third place was BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust with inflows amounting to $110.8 million, which, given the net assets, represents the largest spot Bitcoin ETF.

Other Bitcoin ETF inflows this week include Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust GBTC, with a total of $26.2 million as well as minor contributions across different Valkyrie, Invesco, Franklin Templeton, and Bitwise funds. This week also marked a thrilling comeback for Grayscale’s GBTC, which posted inflows after two weeks of no inflows.

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Spot Ethereum ETFs also garnered interest with inflows of $58 million. Grayscale’s Ethereum ETF lost $10.7 million while Fidelity’s Ethereum ETF added $42.5 million and BlackRock’s offering added $11.5 million.

Beyond the ETF landscape, institutions are preparing for a potential Bitcoin rally in the fourth quarter, thanks in part to global monetary easing. With fresh liquidity from the People’s Bank of China, Chinese investors continue to buy the cryptocurrency as a hedge against precarious economic conditions within the country.

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