Key Points:
- Bitcoin Spot ETF inflows reached $598 million in a single day, continuing an 11-day streak, with BlackRock ETF IBIT contributing $432 million.
- Ethereum spot ETFs reported $274 million in inflows, marking 14 days of gains, led by BlackRock ETF ETHA at $202 million and Grayscale ETF ETH at $73M.
Bitcoin spot ETF inflows hit $598M on Dec 12, marking 11 days of consecutive growth, with BlackRock’s IBIT at $432M. Total assets now $112.546B.
Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Maintain Upward Streak
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $598 million in net inflows on December 12, extending their streak to 11 consecutive days. The largest contribution came from BlackRock’s IBIT, which alone accounted for $432 million in a single day. This strong performance reflects growing investor confidence in Bitcoin-backed financial products as a stable investment option, according to Sosovalue.
The total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs has now surpassed $112.546 billion, highlighting the expanding role of ETFs in the crypto investment landscape. These consistent inflows showcase the increasing integration of cryptocurrency into traditional financial markets.
Read more:Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Reach $223M Over 10-Day Streak
Ethereum Spot ETFs Record Consistent Growth
Ethereum spot ETFs saw significant inflows of $274 million on December 12, continuing their growth streak for 14 consecutive days. BlackRock ETF ETHA led the charge with $202 million in single-day inflows, followed by Grayscale ETF ETH with $73.2238 million.
These inflows underline Ethereum’s position as a key player in the cryptocurrency ETF market. With continued strong investor interest, Ethereum-backed ETFs are solidifying their role in diversifying digital asset portfolios for both institutional and retail investors.
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