Today, the volatility of Bitcoin is still relatively large, with the lowest falling to 61568.1 US dollars, an amplitude of 4.98%. In less than 4 days after the Bitcoin halving, this volatility of Bitcoin, first of all, the liquidation of the contract, and secondly, the deception of the "experts", also caused many novices who could not see the trend to sell their stocks and jump out of the train. Let's take a look at the current market share of Bitcoin spot ETFs: According to Grayscale's disclosure as of Monday, since the launch of the spot BTC ETF on January 1, its Bitcoin holdings have subsequently fallen by about 50% to about 311,621 Bitcoins. In terms of the market share of Bitcoin holdings, BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC spot ETF have been the main beneficiaries. Data shows that as of yesterday, GBTC's market share has fallen from 100% on the day of issuance to 37.3%. During this period, IBIT has obtained a 32.2% share, and FBTC ranks third with a 17.8% share. The total assets held by all US spot Bitcoin ETFs are currently close to 840,000 BTC, accounting for more than 4% of the total supply of 21 million Bitcoins. It can be seen that if you cut your losses now, you may slap your thigh tomorrow.

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