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Latest data shows that the holdings of U.S. spot ETF have started to decline. Since February 6, 2025, ETF institutions have cumulatively reduced their holdings of Bitcoin by 4.76%, selling off 55,348 Bitcoins in the past 35 days. There are signs of a shift in market and institutional sentiment; as of March 14, the total value of ETF holdings is $93.25 billion, accounting for 5.6% of Bitcoin's total market cap. Among them, BlackRock's iBIT saw a net inflow of $39.24 billion, with a bottom-fishing holding of 568,559 Bitcoins, ranking first; Fidelity's FPTC saw an inflow of $11.25 billion, with holdings of 194,269 Bitcoins, ranking second; Grayscale's GVDC, although experiencing an outflow of $22.5 billion, still holds 193,870 Bitcoins, ranking third. These three giants collectively hold 1.121 million Bitcoins, accounting for 85% of total ETF holdings.
Meanwhile, Osprey Funds has applied for the OBTC Bitcoin spot ETF. Although it has not been approved by the SEC, the company already holds 1,934 Bitcoins, with a market value of $160 million, which can be interpreted as institutions actively entering the market to bottom-fish Bitcoin. In the past week, major cryptocurrency exchanges have seen a cumulative net outflow of 7,677.47 Bitcoins, but there has also been some inflow, such as Binance with an inflow of 2,976 Bitcoins and Bitfinex with an inflow of 1,814 Bitcoins. Additionally, Bitcoin volatility continues to rise, reaching 3.64% today, the highest since last September, reflecting very tight market liquidity.
The Coinbase index and South Korea's Kimchi premium index also signal a wait-and-see attitude in the market. In the past, when Bitcoin fell, the Coinbase index would first drop into negative territory, reflecting a rise in risk-averse sentiment among U.S. investors, resulting in a slight negative premium; meanwhile, South Korea's Kimchi premium index has continued to decline since February. Despite a recent rebound in Bitcoin, this index remains near a low of 1.4, indicating that sentiment among South Korean investors has also turned cautious. Overall, the market's buying momentum has clearly weakened. #BNBChainDEX交易量超越Solana #监管机构查Bybit黑客金流 #BNBChainMeme热潮
Latest data shows that the holdings of U.S. spot ETF have started to decline. Since February 6, 2025, ETF institutions have cumulatively reduced their holdings of Bitcoin by 4.76%, selling off 55,348 Bitcoins in the past 35 days. There are signs of a shift in market and institutional sentiment; as of March 14, the total value of ETF holdings is $93.25 billion, accounting for 5.6% of Bitcoin's total market cap. Among them, BlackRock's iBIT saw a net inflow of $39.24 billion, with a bottom-fishing holding of 568,559 Bitcoins, ranking first; Fidelity's FPTC saw an inflow of $11.25 billion, with holdings of 194,269 Bitcoins, ranking second; Grayscale's GVDC, although experiencing an outflow of $22.5 billion, still holds 193,870 Bitcoins, ranking third. These three giants collectively hold 1.121 million Bitcoins, accounting for 85% of total ETF holdings.
Meanwhile, Osprey Funds has applied for the OBTC Bitcoin spot ETF. Although it has not been approved by the SEC, the company already holds 1,934 Bitcoins, with a market value of $160 million, which can be interpreted as institutions actively entering the market to bottom-fish Bitcoin. In the past week, major cryptocurrency exchanges have seen a cumulative net outflow of 7,677.47 Bitcoins, but there has also been some inflow, such as Binance with an inflow of 2,976 Bitcoins and Bitfinex with an inflow of 1,814 Bitcoins. Additionally, Bitcoin volatility continues to rise, reaching 3.64% today, the highest since last September, reflecting very tight market liquidity.
The Coinbase index and South Korea's Kimchi premium index also signal a wait-and-see attitude in the market. In the past, when Bitcoin fell, the Coinbase index would first drop into negative territory, reflecting a rise in risk-averse sentiment among U.S. investors, resulting in a slight negative premium; meanwhile, South Korea's Kimchi premium index has continued to decline since February. Despite a recent rebound in Bitcoin, this index remains near a low of 1.4, indicating that sentiment among South Korean investors has also turned cautious. Overall, the market's buying momentum has clearly weakened. #BNBChainDEX交易量超越Solana #监管机构查Bybit黑客金流 #BNBChainMeme热潮
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