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Bitcoin ETFs Attracted $532.2 Million in One Day
Net inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reached $532.2 million on Monday, May 4. Over the past three trading days, total inflows amounted to $1.18 billion, following inflows of $629.7 million on May 1 and $14.8 million on April 30, according to data from SoSoValue.
The leader in daily inflows was iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) from BlackRock with $335.49 million, followed by Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) from Fidelity Investments with $184.57 million.
Another fund showing positive inflows was the Bitcoin ETF from Morgan Stanley (MSBT), which recorded $12.16 million.
The remaining 10 exchange-traded funds, including GBTC from Grayscale Investments and EZBC from Franklin Templeton, recorded neither inflows nor outflows during the day.
As of May 4, cumulative net inflows into 13 spot Bitcoin ETFs totaled $59.3 billion. Total net assets held by the funds reached $106.4 billion, representing approximately 6.7% of Bitcoin market capitalization ($1.62 trillion).
This significant inflow into Bitcoin ETFs came after a three-day outflow period during which $490.63 million was withdrawn from Bitcoin funds.
Inflows into spot $BTC ETFs resumed after Bitcoin surpassed the $80,000 mark for the first time in three months amid improving trader sentiment following a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.
Bitcoin is currently trading above $81,000, while daily trading volume stands at $42.04 billion. Analysts at Bitunix believe this indicates a return of investor appetite for risk assets.
However, Bitunix analysts warned that the situation could change because economic and political factors continue to influence the crypto market. In particular, Iran warned that a US military operation in the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt the current ceasefire regime, potentially negatively affecting Bitcoin.
At the same time, Bitwise Asset Management Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan believes that the main driver behind Bitcoin’s recovery was not investor inflows into crypto ETFs, but rather Bitcoin purchases by Strategy, which is considered the largest corporate holder of BTC.
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