BITB added 48.83 BTC on Thursday, September 24, an inflow of $4.12 million, and now holds 38,447.02 BTC. That's more than on any day since August 21, when its figures start, and 694.44 BTC above that first day. It's a small inflow. It's also BITB's second of the week, after $21.47 million on Monday, which brings its week to $25.58 million.
From the data
Spot BTC & ETH ETF Flows & Holdings
None of the three bitcoin funds lost coin on Thursday. IBIT took in 1,924.76 BTC ($161.42 million) and ARK 21Shares' ARKB 59 BTC ($4.93 million), so the three added $170.47 million together. IBIT's share was 95%.
A fund's flow is the day's change in the coins it holds, in dollars. Rising holdings mean the issuer created shares and bought coin to back them; falling holdings mean it redeemed shares.
| Fund | Issuer | Change on September 24 | Flow | Holdings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IBIT | iShares | +1,924.76 BTC | +$161.42 million | 798,723.77 BTC |
| ETHA | iShares | +9,955.68 ETH | +$26.78 million | 3,654,578.62 ETH |
| ARKB | ARK 21Shares | +59.00 BTC | +$4.93 million | 34,190.00 BTC |
| BITB | Bitwise | +48.83 BTC | +$4.12 million | 38,447.02 BTC |
| ETHW | Bitwise | 0.00 ETH | $0 | 111,266.86 ETH |
IBIT's sixth straight inflow
IBIT has taken in money every day since September 17, $1.35 billion over six days. Thursday's $161.42 million is close to Wednesday's $165.66 million and well under Monday's $380.10 million. It holds 798,723.77 BTC, 20.77 times BITB.
ETHA slows, ETHW stays put
ETHA added 9,955.68 ETH, or $26.78 million. It's the fund's fifth straight inflow and the smallest of the five, which have shrunk every day from $118.19 million on September 18. ETHA holds 3,654,578.62 ETH. ETHW didn't change for a third day, at 111,266.86 ETH; its last move was a $4.32 million inflow on Monday. ETHA now holds 32.85 times as much ether.
Daily figures for each fund are on the crypto ETF flows page and in the ETF flows API.
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