
April 18th, 2025
The influx of investments into Bitcoin ETFs, culminating in a total of $563 million on March 4, signifies a robust institutional endorsement of cryptocurrency.
Before the conversion on January 11, GBTC held 624.28K BTC but this amount has since dropped to 434.36K BTC as of March 4.
A representative from Wells Fargo has verified that spot Bitcoin ETFs have been accessible for unsolicited purchases post-SEC approval.
Grayscale CEO Sonnenshein ask the SEC to approve options for GBTC, adding that the Commission has already approved same for futures ETFs.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that the overall record-breaking trading volumes weren’t restricted to spot ETFs alone.
The enthusiasm for Bitcoin-related ETFs was further underscored by data indicating that US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively traded over $2 billion.
Since the launch of ETFs, Bitcoin (BTC) has broken above all the significant levels and might be targeting a new all-time high.
The VanEck spot Bitcoin ETF (HODL) trading volumes spiked by 2,200% on Tuesday as it intends to lower its offering fees from 0.25% to 0.20%, as per regulatory filings.
The majority of US spot Bitcoin ETF issuers have set their sponsor fee between 0.19% and 0.25%, but the high competition could easily cause further lowering in the near term.
Genesis now has legal approval to sell $1.6 billion in Grayscale shares, including GBTC and ETHE, even though DCG disagrees.
The inflow recorded by spot Bitcoin ETFs nearly surged to $500 million yesterday, as the price of Bitcoin hit a level not seen for 2 years.
Digital Currency Group repaid more than $1 billion in debt during Q4 2023 as the litigation between DCG’s Genesis and the Gemini crypto exchange continues.
The surge in net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs reflects a growing acceptance and integration of Bitcoin into mainstream investment portfolios.
The several spot Bitcoin ETFs excluding Grayscale Investments now hold about 192k Bitcoins compared to MicroStrategy’s 190k according to its latest quarterly report.
BlackRock and Fidelity continues to see inflows for their spot Bitcoin ETFs eating the market share from Grayscale as GBTC continues to bleed amid high management fees.