Bitcoin ETF flows turned negative on April 8, with daily total net inflow at -$124.55 million. Cumulative total net inflow still stood at $56.15 billion, showing strong long-term accumulation despite the daily pullback. SoSoValue confirms that the total value traded reached $3.04 billion, while total net assets held were $91.90 billion. Those assets represented 6.43 percent of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization. The daily outflow contrasted with the much larger cumulative inflow figure.
IBIT Tops Bitcoin ETF Inflows as FBTC and ARKB Post Heavy Outflows
A deep dive into individual Bitcoin ETFs reveals that BlackRock’s IBIT recorded the largest daily net inflow among the products. It brought in $40.38 million, while its cumulative net inflow reached $63.32 billion. IBIT also held $55.93 billion in net assets, the largest asset base in the group. Its Bitcoin market share stood at 3.92%, while its traded value reached $2.46 billion. Daily share volume for IBIT totaled 60.58 million, far above every other listed fund.
Source: SoSoValue (Bitcoin ETFs)
In the recent update, Fidelity’s FBTC posted the largest daily net outflow in the table. It lost $79.12 million during the session, while its cumulative net inflow remained at $10.98 billion. FBTC held $13.35 billion in net assets, the second-largest asset figure in the list. Its Bitcoin market share stood at 0.93 percent, and value traded reached $215.44 million. Daily share volume came in at 3.46 million.
Grayscale’s GBTC also recorded a daily outflow, losing $11.10 million. Its cumulative net inflow remained negative at -$26.08 billion, setting it apart from most peers. GBTC still held $10.96 billion in net assets, placing it close to FBTC by asset size. Its Bitcoin market share stood at 0.77 percent, while its traded value reached $124.88 million. Daily share volume totaled 2.24 million shares.
ARK 21Shares’ ARKB posted another large daily outflow. The fund lost $74.70 million on the day, while its cumulative net inflow stood at $1.44 billion. ARKB held $2.52 billion in net assets and a 0.18% Bitcoin market share. Its traded value reached $61.16 million, while daily share volume totaled 2.58 million.
Other Bitcoin ETFs Hold Steady as Daily Net Flows Stay Flat
Several products recorded no daily net inflow change. Grayscale’s BTC showed $0.00 in daily flow, while cumulative net inflow stood at $2.21 billion. The fund held $3.71 billion in net assets and traded $73.12 million in value. Bitwise’s BITB also posted $0.00 in daily flow, with cumulative net inflow at $2.07 billion. BITB held $2.68 billion in net assets and recorded $67.75 million in traded value.
VanEck’s HODL, Invesco’s BTCO, Valkyrie’s BRRR, Franklin’s EZBC, and WisdomTree’s BTCW all posted flat daily flow. HODL held $1.20 billion in net assets, while BTCO held $478.70 million. BRRR stood at $451.28 million, EZBC at $448.92 million, and BTCW at $154.06 million. Their cumulative net inflows remained positive, ranging from $86.35 million for BTCW to $1.16 billion for HODL.
Hashdex’s DEFI also posted no daily flow, but its cumulative net inflow remained negative at -$1.45 million. DEFI held $9.70 million in net assets, the smallest figure in the table. Its traded value reached only $17.12 thousand, while daily share volume stood at 210 shares. That activity level remained far below the larger spot Bitcoin ETF products.
Across the list, daily percentage changes in market price stayed positive despite the negative aggregate flow reading. Most funds showed daily price changes of 3.36% to 3.45 percent. Premium and discount figures also stayed tight, with small deviations around net asset value. Fee levels ranged from 0.00% for FBTC to 1.50% for GBTC. Asset concentration remained strongest in IBIT, FBTC, and GBTC, which together controlled most of the group’s net assets.