Odaily星球日报讯 Farside Investors 披露现货比特币 ETF 资金流数据显示，VanEck HODL 净流出 3840 万美元，富达 FBTC 净流入 2370 万美元，景顺 BTCO 净流入 1370 万美元，Franklin Templeton 的 EZBC 净流入 790 万美元。

昨日VanEck HODL净流出3840万美元，富达FBTC净流入2370万美元

Odaily Odaily reported that Farside Investors disclosed the spot Bitcoin ETF fund flow data, showing that VanEck HODL had a net outflow of US$38.4 million, Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of US$23.7 million, Invesco BTCO had a net inflow of US$13.7 million, and Franklin Templeton&#39;s EZBC had a net inflow of US$7.9 million.

Yesterday, VanEck HODL had a net outflow of $38.4 million, and Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of $23.7 million

According to Farside Investors, the US Bitcoin spot ETF has accumulated a net inflow of US$17.008 billion since its launch, setting a new record. Among them: BlackRock IBIT has accumulated a net inflow of US$18.968 billion; Fidelity FBTC has accumulated a net inflow of US$9.962 billion; Grayscale GBTC has accumulated a net outflow of US$18.694 billion.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs’ cumulative net inflows exceed $17 billion

Lookonchain monitored the US spot Bitcoin ETF data on July 22 and showed: 1. Fidelity increased its holdings by 2,099 bitcoins, worth approximately US$140.23 million, and currently holds 180,689 bitcoins, worth approximately US$12.07 billion; 2. Grayscale reduced its holdings by 366 bitcoins, worth approximately US$24.46 million, and currently holds 271,794 bitcoins, worth approximately US$18.16 billion; 3. The 9 Bitcoin ETFs increased their holdings by a total of 5,518 bitcoins, worth approximately US$368.67 million.

Nine US Bitcoin ETFs increased their holdings by a total of 5,518 Bitcoins

According to Mars Finance, according to the latest weekly report of CoinShares, the inflow of funds into digital asset investment products last week reached $1.35 billion, bringing the total inflow in the past three weeks to $3.2 billion. Bitcoin investment products inflowed $1.27 billion last week, while ETPs that short Bitcoin outflowed $1.9 million. Ethereum investment products inflowed $45 million last week.