As we have already seen in the ETH data, although the BTC data is also good, it is not very good compared to Thursday, and it is suspected that the investor sentiment in the United States has begun to cool down. Of course, after tracking the spot ETF data for so long, we also know that the amount of funds on the last day of the working week is lower, so it is normal for the data on Friday to decline slightly. The main focus is on the data on Tuesday and Wednesday.
BlackRock and Fidelity's holdings on Friday retreated significantly compared to Thursday. On Thursday, a total of 19,450#BTCflowed into the twelve US spot ETFs, while on Friday, there were only 4,083. Except for BlackRock's increase of over 1,000, the others were only a few hundred. Compared with #ETH, BTC's comprehensive data for the 43rd week is lower than that of the 42nd week.
The total increase in holdings during the week decreased from 30,477.32 in the forty-two weeks to 19,921, and the net increase in holdings decreased from 31,026.32 to 20,088. Currently, U.S. investors hold a total of 1,027,787.67 BTC. BlackRock's holdings are close to 450,000, ranking first, Grayscale's holdings are 254,453, ranking second, and Fidelity's holdings are 190,604, ranking third.
In the past week, three spot ETFs in Hong Kong reduced their holdings by a total of 26 BTC.
The data has been updated, address: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1N8YIm1ZzDN197hMAlkuvH3BgFb8es0x1y4AJLCbDPbc/edit?usp=sharing
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