Current Status of Spot Bitcoin ETF Performance: Updated Data!

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• Most spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant entry loss on Tuesday due to reduced demand and drying liquidity, according to the latest BitMEX Research data.
• In the latest spot Bitcoin ETF entry report published by BitMEX Research on February 7th, it was revealed that the total entry of 10 Bitcoin ETFs was only $33.7 million.
• Bitwise, Ark 21 Shares, VanEck, and WisdomTree’s Bitcoin ETFs recorded entry increases of $11.3 million, $8.6 million, $2.4 million, and $1.1 million, respectively.

How are spot Bitcoin ETFs performing in the United States? Current data reveals the demand for Bitcoin ETFs!

Current Performance of Spot Bitcoin ETFs

Most spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant entry loss on Tuesday due to reduced demand and drying liquidity, according to the latest BitMEX Research data. Interestingly, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) hit a record low for spot Bitcoin ETF outflows.

In the latest spot Bitcoin ETF entry report published by BitMEX Research on February 7th, it was revealed that the total entry of 10 Bitcoin ETFs was only $33.7 million. Despite multiple net outflows being recorded, this is the second-lowest entry amount for 10 spot Bitcoin ETFs, following a $14.8 million entry on January 26th.

Entries for the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) reached a record low with a new decline of $45.2 million. The day before, the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF had seen an entry of $137.3 million, leading to speculation about a return in demand for Bitcoin ETFs. Fidelity’s FBTC also experienced a $37.7 million entry decline.

Bitwise, Ark 21 Shares, VanEck, and WisdomTree’s Bitcoin ETFs recorded entry increases of $11.3 million, $8.6 million, $2.4 million, and $1.1 million, respectively. Bloomberg’s Chief ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas noted that all underperforming Bitcoin ETFs have the potential to perform in the future.

Grayscale Outflows Slowing Down

Outflows from Grayscale’s GBTC hit a record low of $72.7 million since the U.S. SEC approved the spot Bitcoin ETF on January 11th. GBTC had seen an outflow of $107.9 million on February 5th.

The decrease in outflows from GBTC indicates that the massive outflow in the Bitcoin ETF is coming to a near end. Experts believe this will have a positive impact on the crypto market and Bitcoin price. GBTC is the liquidity leader in this category. Grayscale will need a strong derivative ecosystem around the core ETF if it wants to continue leading and charging high fees. Currently, GBTC charges a 1.5% management fee for the spot Bitcoin ETF.

CME Surpasses Binance Again

It has been reported that the open interest (OI) in Bitcoin futures at CME has once again surpassed Binance. Crypto exchange Binance recently took the lead in Bitcoin futures, but this leadership only lasted for two days.

With a nominal open interest (OI) of 106,090 BTC valued at $4.55 billion, CME once again became the largest Bitcoin futures exchange with an almost 5% increase in Bitcoin futures open interest. Binance ranks second with a nominal open interest of 103,660 BTC valued at $4.46 billion.