According to SoSoValue, total inflows into U.S. spot currencies on Jan. 30 bitcoin ETF amounted to $588,22 million. This is almost 540% more than the previous day.
BlackRock's IBIT fund leads again with $321,5 million in investments. Fidelity's FBTC has raised about $209,14 million, Bitwise's BITB and ARKB's ARK and 21Shares saw inflows of $22,98 million and $12,64 million, respectively.
Receipts to others bitcoin ETF were less significant: Franklin Templeton's EZBC raised $6,11 million from investors, HODL from VanEck — $5,97 million, BTCO from Invesco Galaxy — $5,24 million, Mini Trust from Grayscale — $4,65 million.
Total trading volume bitcoin ETF amounted to $2,94 billion, and the total net inflow exceeded $40 billion for the first time since their launch. Currently, the net asset value of all BTC- ETF is $123,43 billion. This is almost 5,94% of the Bitcoin supply.
On January 30th, spot ETH- ETF ended a three-day period of outflows, during which they lost $141,07 million. Yesterday, the funds attracted $67,77 million. ETHA from BlackRock received the most funds from investors - $79,86 million.
Fidelity's FETH saw $15,41 million in inflows, while Mini Ethereum Grayscale's Trust raised $12,79 million. Grayscale's ETHE fund was the only one to see an outflow of $40,29 million. The other five Ethereum - ETF noted zero results.
Total trading volume of ETH- ETF amounted to $306,99 million, and the total net inflow of funds since the launch reached $2,73 billion.
