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Spot Bitcoin ETFs see ninth consecutive day of inflows with Fidelity leading the charge on the day
Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue their growth streak, with FBTC's $130 million inflow topping the charts.
Quick Take
On Feb. 7, spot Bitcoin ETF products witnessed a solid net inflow, marking the ninth consecutive day of net inflows, Farside Investors data shows.
This inflow was the highest so far in February, with Farside Investors reporting a hefty $145 million net inflow. Fidelity's FBTC emerged as the frontrunner, registering $130 million in net inflows. This was FBTC's highest net inflow since Jan. 31, boosting its total net inflows to $2.7 billion.
Meanwhile, BlackRock's IBIT exhibited a modest $56 million net inflow, a figure that elevated its total net inflows to a hefty $3.3 billion. On the other hand, according to Farside Investors, GBTC experienced a minor net outflow of $81 million, deepening its total net outflows to a stark -$6.2 billion.
Despite the GBTC outflows, the overall scene remained positive, with total net inflows reaching a robust $1.7 billion, indicating investor confidence in Bitcoin ETF products.
