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Grayscale’s converted GBTC ETF saw $63 million worth of net inflows on Friday, ending a 78-day streak of outflows since trading began on Jan. 11. The combined U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs registered their first daily net inflows since April 23 and the largest since March 13, totaling $378.3 million.
Institutions continue to disclose their holdings in SEC filings, and here’s what we’ve learned so far
The latest jobs report showed the economy added 175,000 positions in April, finally coming more in line with the pre-pandemic average of 183,000 job gains per month
The SEC said it would be making a decision to disapprove, approve or institute proceedings for the 7RCC Spot Bitcoin and Carbon Credit Futures ETF by June 24, 2024, in filing made on Thursday.
Bitcoin was back above the $61,000 mark following a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report, which weakened the dollar and raised the likelihood of a rate cut in September.
- 17:21Gray-scale transfer of 5,611 ETH to CEX Prime-related addressesOn January 17th, Arkham monitored a transfer of 5,611 ETH, valued at $19.13 million, from Grayscale to CEX Prime hot wallet addresses about 12 minutes ago.
- 17:19U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Net Inflows 7,222 BTC, Ether ETFs Net Inflows 56,608 ETH on January 17thAccording to monitoring, ten U.S. bitcoin ETFs had net inflows of 7222 BTC ($750.5 million) on January 17, of which BlackRock inflowed 5253 BTC ($545.93 million), and it currently holds 559,564 BTC, which is about $58.15 billion; nine ethereum ETFs had net inflows of 56,608 ETH ($193.45 million), of which BlackRock Ryder inflows of 33,314 ETH ($113.87 million), and it currently holds 115,761 ETH, or about $3.96 billion.