American spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively attracted about $381.4 million. This is the most profitable day for the funds since January 30, when they recorded a total net inflow of $588.1 million.

According to the SoSoValue platform, the ARKB fund from Ark and 21Shares received the most funds yesterday — $116.1 million. The FBTC from Fidelity received $87.6 million, while the BITB from Bitwise attracted $45.1 million. The IBIT from BlackRock, the largest Bitcoin exchange-traded fund by net assets, received capital of $41.6 million.

The total trading volume of 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs on Monday was $3.75 billion compared to $1.55 billion on Thursday.

Capital inflow of $381 million occurred against the backdrop of a stable Bitcoin price during this Easter weekend. At the time of writing, the flagship cryptocurrency was trading at $88,400. Over the past week, BTC has risen by almost 3%, and over the past day — by more than 0.90%.

The number one altcoin, Ethereum, continues to decline. Over the week, the price of the leading altcoin dropped by 0.89%, and over the last 24 hours — by 1.29%. This has also affected spot ETH ETFs, which continued a period of outflow. On Monday, investors withdrew more than $25.4 million from the funds.