Key Takeaways
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) finished the week on a positive note, attracting $203 million in inflows on Friday, according to the most recent figures .
Following an initial dip with $84.7 million in net outflows on April 1, the ETFs made a strong recovery, amassing $569.4 million in net inflows since then.
Following an initial drop on April 1, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen a continuous streak of net inflows over four days. The influx began modestly with $39.5 million on April 2, surged to $113.5 million the next day, and peaked at $213.4 million on April 4. The week concluded with an impressive $203 million inflow on Friday.
Despite a positive trend in the overall market, Grayscale’s GBTC experienced the day’s most significant outflow among ETFs. Friday’s ETF trading volume totaled about $2.37 billion, a 31.5% drop from Thursday’s $3.46 billion.
Nevertheless, Friday’s inflows were slightly down by 4.87% compared to Thursday. Following the outflow, GBTC holds 325,686.78 BTC. Conversely, Blackrock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC saw inflows, with holdings now at 259,381.18 BTC and 149,339 BTC, respectively.
Despite the initial turbulence experienced by the crypto spot markets in April, the 11 U.S.-based bitcoin ETFs concluded the week on a high note, showcasing ongoing market optimism.
Despite witnessing some fluctuations in trading volumes and experiencing certain outflows, the consistent inflows over four days underscore a continued interest and confidence in the market among investors.
Industry leaders maintain their optimism, with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse anticipating the cryptocurrency market’s value to double this year, influenced largely by the introduction of spot ETFs and the upcoming Bitcoin halving event.
Garlinghouse recently expressed a positive outlook highlighting the significant impact of these macro trends in attracting institutional investments into the cryptocurrency space for the first time.