Outflows continue at Grayscale but are offset by Fidelity and other ETFs. With markets closed over the weekend and a neutral start to the week, Bitcoin has maintained its upward trajectory. #Bitcoin
ETFs update: Yesterday, we saw a large net outflow of 5.3k #BTC, obviously contributing to the $5k drawdown in price.
Important observation: yesterday's numbers show Grayscale outflows did not rotate into BlackRock.
Giant GBTC outflows, 9.5k #BTC.
Since ETF approval, 250,000 BTC have flowed out of Grayscale. This substantial sell pressure was mostly offset by other ETFs' inflows. We were overdue for a pullback, and yesterday, and likely today, outflows are in charge.
Nonetheless, large inflows to BlackRock!
Strong start of the week for ETFs: net inflow of +7k #BTC
-Cumulative holdings crossed 800k BTC.
-BlackRock's now holds over 200k BTC.
-Grayscale dropped below 400k BTC.
-Large inflow to Van Eck due to year-long zero fees.
ETFs net inflow 8.3k #BTC
Despite substantial Grayscale outflows, likely due to the Genesis bankruptcy, BlackRock and Fidelity easily offset these outflows!
Final day of the week sees a net -2.2k outflow due to heavy GBTC outflows, possibly linked to the Genesis bankruptcy. Reasonable amount of inflows mainly by BlackRock.
Wonder why price plateaued the past 24 hours?
Nearly 10k BTC outflows of Grayscale.
This was offset by mainly BlackRock inflows,
resulting in (only) a net +1.5k BTC inflow.
Outflows of Grayscale are possibly due to the Genesis Bankruptcy (a total of ~25k BTC).
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...and another one: +11k #BTC net inflow to ETFs!
-Record-breaking daily inflow to BlackRock: over 10k.
-BlackRock now holds over 150k.
-Fidelity now holds over 100k.