This week, the net inflow of Bitcoin ETFs in the United States reached 2.744 billion dollars, marking the second largest weekly inflow since its launch
According to Spot On Chain statistics, the inflow of funds into US spot cryptocurrency ETFs for this week (December 2nd to 6th, 2024) is as follows: $2.744 billion flowed into BTC and $844.9 million flowed into ETH; these inflows mark the second largest weekly inflow for BTC ETF since its launch and also the largest ever weekly inflow for ETH ETF; both BTC and ETH ETFs experienced a full week of inflows; BlackRock's IBIT and ETHA increased their holdings by 26,833 BTC ($2.65 billion) and 150,900 ETH ($581 million), currently holding about 523,687 BTC ($52.38 billion) and 846,123 ETH ($3.38 billion).
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