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CoinShares Reports $1.1 Billion Inflows for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in Recent Week

CoinShares Reports $1.1 Billion Inflows for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in Recent Week

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Dominate Crypto Investment Inflows

According to a report by crypto asset manager CoinShares, spot bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETFs) launched in January received the highest inflows among crypto investment products last week. These bitcoin ETFs saw $1.1 billion of inflows, bringing the cumulative total to $2.8 billion since their launch. This marks the highest weekly inflow level since the inception of bitcoin spot ETFs.

Significant Accumulation of BTC

The newly launched ETFs have collectively accumulated over 192,000 BTC in their custody since January. Leading the pack in terms of inflows last week were BlackRock and Fidelity, with $693.6 million and $522.6 million respectively. Bitcoin-related products attracted the majority of inflows, while Ethereum and Cardano followed in second and third place.

Total Assets Under Management Reach Highest Point

CoinShares’ data shows that total assets under management for crypto investment products reached a peak of $59 billion, the highest since early 2022. However, products allowing traders to short bitcoin experienced minor outflows of $0.4 million last week.

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CoinShares Reports $1.1 Billion Inflows for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in Recent Week