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SEC to Determine Confidentiality and Review Speed of Crypto ETF Filings, Grayscale, A16z and Others Split with Jane Street, Charles Schwab
Odaily News The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published responses to its request for comments on "Novel ETFs," funds that may hold crypto assets or employ unconventional strategies. The divergence in opinions centers on whether filing documents should remain public before the fund begins trading, and how fast the review process should be.Crypto asset manager Grayscale and the crypto policy organization Crypto Council for Innovation (CCI) support an optional confidential filing period to reduce the likelihood of competitors submitting imitation filings. Charles Schwab opposes full confidentiality and suggests disclosing filings at least 75 days before a fund launches.Grayscale requests the SEC to respond within 45 days, while CCI argues that the confidential process should not extend the automatic effectiveness or review deadlines. Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (A16z) supports shortening the review timeline but emphasizes that the rigor of the review should not be reduced. Trading firm Jane Street, however, contends that accelerating the process could lead to lower product quality, competitiveness, and liquidity.The U.S. currently has 174 ETFs related to crypto assets. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) manages approximately $61 billion in assets, accounting for roughly 38% of the total assets of related ETFs. The SEC will determine whether adjustments will be made to the confidentiality arrangement and review speed of filings. (Bitcoin.com News)
Analyst: Approximately 2-3% of BlackRock IBIT capital inflows come from self-custody users.
Citing Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, The Wolf of All Streets (@scottmelker) notes that approximately 2%-3% of the inflows into BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) have come from users who previously self-custodied Bitcoin, with Balchunas believing this proportion still has room to grow. He also points out that for Bitcoin users seeking censorship resistance, ETFs cannot replace on-chain self-custody; however, for those merely looking to hedge against currency debasement, ETFs represent a highly attractive store of value. Additionally, other analysis indicates that Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has seen zero outflows since its launch five months ago, which is viewed as a reflection of the current market's strong confidence in Bitcoin as an asset class.
Stacks Co-founder Shares Lessons from Coldcard Security Incident: Don't Put All Your BTC in One Basket
Odaily News, Stacks co-founder Muneeb shared his views on the Coldcard wallet incident, summarizing lessons learned in three areas: Bitcoin storage strategy, quantum computing threats, and ecosystem security building. Regarding Bitcoin storage strategy, he noted that many industry security experts are not even familiar with Coldcard, and top-tier security research institutions may not have conducted thorough audits of its code. Muneeb believes the best approach going forward should be asset diversification rather than concentrating all funds in a single solution, and suggested:1. Allocate 20%-30% of BTC to ETFs, such as BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT, for professional custody and regulatory protection;2. Allocate 40%-50% of BTC to multisignature solutions like Casa, such as the three-key model, spreading keys across security companies, mobile devices, and hardware wallets;3. Allocate 20%-30% of BTC to more advanced self-custody approaches, combining different hardware wallets and diverse entropy sources.On the quantum computing threat, Muneeb stated that once quantum computers break through existing encryption systems in the future, Bitcoin users may experience a shock similar to "BTC suddenly being transferred out of cold wallets." The quantum threat is real, and the industry should prepare in advance rather than underestimate technological progress, especially against the backdrop of large language models accelerating scientific research breakthroughs.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see net inflows of $239 million in a single day; Japan advances crypto ETF framework
Odaily News on July 14, Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $181 million, and Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of $58.34 million. No outflows were observed for either Bitcoin or Ethereum ETFs on that day. BlackRock's IBIT saw net inflows of $139 million, Fidelity's FBTC posted net inflows of $21.07 million; all net inflows into Ethereum ETFs came from BlackRock's ETHA. HYPE, XRP, and Solana ETFs had no trading activity on the day. Morgan Stanley submitted a proposed amended filing for spot Ethereum and Solana ETFs, with the document covering service providers such as Coinbase Custody and staking provisions. Japanese policymakers are advancing reforms aimed at classifying crypto assets under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
Bitcoin Falls Below $65,000: Fed Meeting Looms, Structural Concerns Over Strategy and Leverage Risks Converge
Bitcoin continues to face pressure amid macroeconomic uncertainty and institutional wait-and-see sentiment, hovering around $64,500, down approximately 2% on the day. The market is awaiting the outcome of the Fed FOMC meeting, which will be chaired by Kevin Warsh for the first time, with widespread expectations that interest rates will remain unchanged in the 3.50%–3.75% range.Analysts point out that the focus of this meeting has shifted from "whether to cut rates" to "policy path and inflation signals." Current US inflation is believed to remain near three-year highs, with energy prices and geopolitical developments keeping the market cautious about the future policy direction.Pressure is also emerging simultaneously on the chain and institutional levels. Structural concerns surrounding Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) continue to escalate, with its preferred stock STRC falling to $91.79 on June 16, over 8% below its $100 par value, seen as a sign of weakening corporate Bitcoin buying power.Although spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $10.1 million on June 16, with BlackRock's IBIT contributing the majority, the capital scale remains significantly lower than in previous periods, indicating limited buying momentum.Market research firms Bitfinex and QCP note that the recent Bitcoin rebound appears more like a "technical recovery driven by exhausted selling pressure" rather than being fueled by new demand. In the derivatives market, rising implied volatility in options and a skew towards put protection suggest traders are pricing in tail risks.In terms of price structure, Bitcoin is considered to be oscillating in the short term within the $60,000 to $68,000 range. If the Fed signals a hawkish stance or institutional buying weakens further, a pullback to the $62,000–$63,000 range is possible.Overall, the current market presents a combination of "macro wait-and-see, marginal institutional weakening, and heightened derivatives defense." The short-term direction still depends on FOMC policy signals and the potential return of ETF and corporate capital flows. (The Block)
Data: Coinbase and Kraken Account for 22% of AI Mentions in the U.S. Crypto Industry
According to PRNewswire, market analysis reports indicate that Coinbase and Kraken together account for 22% of all AI mentions across the cryptocurrency category—Coinbase accounts for 13%, and Kraken for 9%—holding a lead over other U.S. trading platforms by more than threefold. Gemini ranks third with 5.5%, Robinhood Crypto fourth with 5%, and BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, fifth with 4.5%, dominating queries related to “Bitcoin ETFs.” Additionally, hardware wallets are losing influence in AI responses: while Ledger and Trezor still dominate queries related to “cryptocurrency wallets,” AI increasingly recommends custodial solutions offered by regulated trading platforms when addressing questions about the “best way to store cryptocurrency assets.” (Note: “AI mentions” refers to how frequently an AI chatbot references a particular brand, product, or company when responding to user queries.)
BlackRock IBIT bought $1.08 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past 20 days.
According to Arkham's monitoring, BlackRock's IBIT purchased $1.08 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past 20 days, with capital inflows on 7 of those days. During the same period, Grayscale's GBTC net sold $254.7 million worth of Bitcoin. Arkham stated that while BlackRock was buying, Grayscale was selling.
Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $283 million.
According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $283 million yesterday, including: • ARKB (Ark): Outflow of $164 million, the largest for the day • GBTC (Grayscale): Outflow of $36.38 million • FBTC (Fidelity): Outflow of $33.55 million • IBIT (BlackRock): Outflow of $24.46 million • HODL (VanEck): Outflow of $15.27 million • BITB (Bitwise): Outflow of $12.56 million • MSBT (Morgan Stanley): Slight inflow of $3.98 million, the only one posting net inflows for the day
JPMorgan: Bitcoin ETP Fund Concentration Surges, Weekly Net Outflows Reach $1.126 Billion
According to Tide Research, JPMorgan's research report dated September 8, 2026 noted that on September 4, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETPs recorded a net outflow of $175 million, Ethereum ETPs saw a net inflow of $9 million, and Solana ETPs posted a net outflow of $5 million. For the week, the three major categories combined for a net outflow of $1.126 billion, showing a slight slowdown compared to the previous two weeks. Capital inflows were highly concentrated, with BlackRock's IBIT recording a single-day inflow of $118 million and Fidelity's FBTC seeing an inflow of $57 million, while all other products registered zero inflow. Significant internal hedging was observed within Ethereum ETPs, as BlackRock's ETHA posted an inflow of $58 million against a $48 million outflow for Fidelity's FETH. The total AUM for Bitcoin ETPs stands at $101.25 billion.
Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $120.24 million.
According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $120.24 million yesterday. The details are as follows: • $ARKB (Ark): Outflow of $77.98 million, representing the day's largest outflow • $GBTC (Grayscale): Outflow of $27.22 million • $IBIT (BlackRock): Outflow of $19.53 million • $MSBT (Morgan Stanley): Inflow of $4.49 million, the only net inflow of the day • All other ETFs recorded zero net flow
U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $46.64 million yesterday.
According to Trader T data, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $46.64 million on September 8. Among them, BlackRock IBIT recorded a net inflow of $10.66 million, Bitwise BITB recorded a net inflow of $14.47 million, ARK ARKB recorded a net inflow of $8.06 million, and Morgan Stanley MSBT recorded a net inflow of $7.41 million; Fidelity FBTC recorded a net outflow of $17.05 million, Invesco BTCO recorded a net outflow of $4.68 million, and Grayscale GBTC recorded a net outflow of $65.51 million. Net flows for all other products were zero on the day.
Yesterday, US bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $731 million, the third-highest for the year.
According to data from Trader T, the total net inflow for US spot Bitcoin ETFs on September 3 reached $730.89 million, marking the third-highest single-day net inflow since 2026. Among them, BlackRock IBIT recorded a net inflow of $453.96 million, Ark ARKB saw a net inflow of $137.74 million, Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of $74.45 million, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust BTC recorded a net inflow of $48.79 million, and Bitwise BITB saw a net inflow of $24.76 million; meanwhile, VanEck HODL experienced a net outflow of $19.58 million, and WisdomTree BTCW had a net outflow of $5.16 million.
Bitcoin ETFs See 8 Consecutive Days of Net Inflows Totaling $2.8 Billion, Strongest Inflow Streak in 10 Months
Odaily News: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net inflows for 8 consecutive days, totaling $2.8 billion. August has become the strongest month for capital inflows since 2026.As Bitcoin and gold rise in tandem, investors are increasingly seeking to hedge against risks including a weakening U.S. dollar, persistent inflation, and the widening U.S. fiscal deficit. Gold funds have also seen record demand.This shift is beginning to reflect in ETF trading. IBIT and GLD have rejoined the list of the top 10 most-traded ETFs, after semiconductor funds dominated for most of the summer.BlackRock noted that another significant source of demand comes from existing Bitcoin holders moving their tokens into ETFs. The company has so far processed approximately $5 billion in deferred-tax Bitcoin transfers into ETFs, and the minimum conversion amount has recently been lowered from $25 million to $1 million."As we continue to expand access, this scale will continue to grow," said Robbie Mitchnick, Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock.Mitchnick pointed out that incidents such as kidnappings, ransomware attacks, and custody failures are driving some Bitcoin holders to shift toward ETF custody.Bitcoin and gold are once again aligning with the core of the same macroeconomic logic, as the currency debasement trade makes a comeback.
Bitcoin ETFs see weekly inflows of approximately $1 billion, best performance since April
Odaily News: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said on X platform that Bitcoin ETF inflows reached approximately $1 billion this week, marking the best weekly performance since April and the third-best week since the Silent IPO disrupted market performance in October last year.Since the Coldcard hack, IBIT, FBTC and a few other Bitcoin ETFs have seen consecutive daily inflows, and the correlation makes it hard to ignore the causal relationship. He noted that if the seemingly worst-case scenario of a cold storage Bitcoin hack marks the start of the next rally, it would be ironic but also in line with its usual characteristics.
Stacks Co-founder Shares Lessons from Coldcard Security Incident: Don't Put All Your BTC in One Basket
Odaily News, Stacks co-founder Muneeb shared his views on the Coldcard wallet incident, summarizing lessons learned in three areas: Bitcoin storage strategy, quantum computing threats, and ecosystem security building. Regarding Bitcoin storage strategy, he noted that many industry security experts are not even familiar with Coldcard, and top-tier security research institutions may not have conducted thorough audits of its code. Muneeb believes the best approach going forward should be asset diversification rather than concentrating all funds in a single solution, and suggested:1. Allocate 20%-30% of BTC to ETFs, such as BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT, for professional custody and regulatory protection;2. Allocate 40%-50% of BTC to multisignature solutions like Casa, such as the three-key model, spreading keys across security companies, mobile devices, and hardware wallets;3. Allocate 20%-30% of BTC to more advanced self-custody approaches, combining different hardware wallets and diverse entropy sources.On the quantum computing threat, Muneeb stated that once quantum computers break through existing encryption systems in the future, Bitcoin users may experience a shock similar to "BTC suddenly being transferred out of cold wallets." The quantum threat is real, and the industry should prepare in advance rather than underestimate technological progress, especially against the backdrop of large language models accelerating scientific research breakthroughs.
SEC to Determine Confidentiality and Review Speed of Crypto ETF Filings, Grayscale, A16z and Others Split with Jane Street, Charles Schwab
Odaily News The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published responses to its request for comments on "Novel ETFs," funds that may hold crypto assets or employ unconventional strategies. The divergence in opinions centers on whether filing documents should remain public before the fund begins trading, and how fast the review process should be.Crypto asset manager Grayscale and the crypto policy organization Crypto Council for Innovation (CCI) support an optional confidential filing period to reduce the likelihood of competitors submitting imitation filings. Charles Schwab opposes full confidentiality and suggests disclosing filings at least 75 days before a fund launches.Grayscale requests the SEC to respond within 45 days, while CCI argues that the confidential process should not extend the automatic effectiveness or review deadlines. Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (A16z) supports shortening the review timeline but emphasizes that the rigor of the review should not be reduced. Trading firm Jane Street, however, contends that accelerating the process could lead to lower product quality, competitiveness, and liquidity.The U.S. currently has 174 ETFs related to crypto assets. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) manages approximately $61 billion in assets, accounting for roughly 38% of the total assets of related ETFs. The SEC will determine whether adjustments will be made to the confidentiality arrangement and review speed of filings. (Bitcoin.com News)
Analyst: Approximately 2-3% of BlackRock IBIT capital inflows come from self-custody users.
Citing Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, The Wolf of All Streets (@scottmelker) notes that approximately 2%-3% of the inflows into BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) have come from users who previously self-custodied Bitcoin, with Balchunas believing this proportion still has room to grow. He also points out that for Bitcoin users seeking censorship resistance, ETFs cannot replace on-chain self-custody; however, for those merely looking to hedge against currency debasement, ETFs represent a highly attractive store of value. Additionally, other analysis indicates that Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has seen zero outflows since its launch five months ago, which is viewed as a reflection of the current market's strong confidence in Bitcoin as an asset class.
BlackRock Outlines Blueprint for Crypto and Traditional Finance Integration, Digital Asset AUM Drops to $49 Billion
According to The Block, BlackRock CFO Martin Small disclosed during the Q2 earnings conference call that the company's digital asset assets under management (AUM) fell to $49 billion, down approximately 40% from a year ago, primarily weighed down by the price correction of BTC and ETH. Despite this, BlackRock's long-term strategy in the blockchain and tokenization sector has not contracted. Small stated that the company's long-term goal is to enable investors to "efficiently allocate crypto assets, stablecoins, and long-term equity and bond assets without leaving their digital wallets," and plans to gradually launch tokenized Treasury funds, iShares ETFs, and private market products. Specific progress includes: • Tokenized Money Market Funds: Two product applications have been submitted to the SEC, supporting investors to subscribe and redeem with stablecoins across multiple chains • Stablecoin Reserve Management: Currently manages approximately $60 billion of Circle's reserve assets, accounting for about one-quarter of the global $300 billion stablecoin market, aiming to become the industry's preferred reserve manager • Bitcoin ETF: Its iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) has an AUM of approximately $60 billion, making it the largest spot Bitcoin ETF globally • New Products: Launched the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA) last month, providing Bitcoin exposure and comes with
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see net inflows of $239 million in a single day; Japan advances crypto ETF framework
Odaily News on July 14, Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $181 million, and Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of $58.34 million. No outflows were observed for either Bitcoin or Ethereum ETFs on that day. BlackRock's IBIT saw net inflows of $139 million, Fidelity's FBTC posted net inflows of $21.07 million; all net inflows into Ethereum ETFs came from BlackRock's ETHA. HYPE, XRP, and Solana ETFs had no trading activity on the day. Morgan Stanley submitted a proposed amended filing for spot Ethereum and Solana ETFs, with the document covering service providers such as Coinbase Custody and staking provisions. Japanese policymakers are advancing reforms aimed at classifying crypto assets under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
BIT: AI Stock Sell-off Triggers BTC Drop Below $60,000, Market Shows "Orderly Decline" Rather Than Panic
According to the weekly market report released by BIT Official, heavy selling in semiconductor and AI stocks on June 23-24 triggered defensive adjustments by institutional capital. BTC fell below $60K on June 24, hitting a low of ~$59,000 (intraday decline of approximately 5%). Approximately $994 million in liquidations occurred during the same period (of which approximately $780 million were long positions). Approximately $1.2 billion in nominal Put positions at the $60K level forced market makers to short, exacerbating the downward trend. As of the weekend, BTC was quoted at ~$59,992, down 6.9% for the week; ETH was quoted at ~$1,578, down 9.3% for the week. In terms of volatility, DVOL only rose slightly (BTC 44.1→45.7, ETH 57.3→59.5), front-end skew tended to stabilize, and convexity returned to normal. The institutional defensive hedging ratio decreased from 29.6% to 19.7%, shifting towards two-way balance, overall showing characteristics of an "orderly decline" rather than panic selling. In terms of ETFs, for the week ending June 26, US spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $1.79 billion, marking the second-highest weekly outflow record in history, and have seen net outflows for 7 consecutive weeks; IBIT net assets decreased to approximately $44.4 billion, with average holders having an unrealized loss of approximately 40%. Strategy purchased only 520 BTC this week (approximately $34.9 million), significantly slowing down compared to the previous two weeks. MSTR stock price has fallen below its BTC book value, and the flywheel effect has been affected
Delphi Digital: Only About 12% of Newly Listed Tokens on CEXs Since January Last Year Have Outperformed Their Issuance Price, Reflecting Market Depth Imbalance
Delphi Digital has released its "Token Market Status Report," indicating that the token market in this cycle has been suppressed by multiple structural issues, including token unlocks occurring on a fixed schedule regardless of project performance, protocol revenues failing to effectively flow back to token holders, and airdrops gradually evolving into sources of exit liquidity.The report shows that since January 2025, among all newly listed tokens on major centralized exchanges (CEX), if purchased on the listing day and held to the present, an average investment of $1,000 would have dwindled to approximately $500. The median decline is 82%, with only about 12% of tokens still trading above their issuance price, reflecting a market structure that prioritizes "listing quantity over quality."Regarding tokenomic design, the research points out that across more than 400 unlock events, within a sample of 33, 28 tokens significantly underperformed relative to Bitcoin in the three weeks before and after the unlock, resulting in an average excess loss of approximately 7%. Moreover, most unlocks occur within 30 days, making it difficult for the market to effectively absorb the supply shock.The report also notes that the long-standing industry issue of "missing value accrual" is beginning to change. An increasing number of protocols are starting to use "Fee Switch" mechanisms to return revenue to token holders. For example, Hyperliquid allocates nearly all its fees to buybacks, Uniswap is burning 100 million UNI tokens, Jupiter uses 50% of its fees for buybacks locked for three years, and Aave has passed a DAO-approved weekly buyback plan of $1 million.However, the report emphasizes that fee-based buybacks alone are insufficient to resolve supply pressure. For instance, the scale of buybacks for some projects still cannot offset the selling pressure from token unlocks, leading to a situation where "buybacks only offset inflation but fail to generate net buying pressure."Simultaneously, the structure of institutional capital is shifting. Institutional holdings of Bitcoin-related ETFs like IBIT have grown 62% year-over-year, with advisory channels increasing by 204% and sovereign wealth funds and endowments rising by 228%, while arbitrage-focused hedge funds continue to exit. Long-term capital, including BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Mubadala Investment Company, is increasing its allocation.The report concludes that in the next phase, more attractive token assets will simultaneously feature "revenue accrual mechanisms" and "supply release structures linked to protocol performance." However, the current market remains in the early stages of structural repair.
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BlackRock IBIT bought $1.08 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past 20 days.
According to Arkham's monitoring, BlackRock's IBIT purchased $1.08 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past 20 days, with capital inflows on 7 of those days. During the same period, Grayscale's GBTC net sold $254.7 million worth of Bitcoin. Arkham stated that while BlackRock was buying, Grayscale was selling.
Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $283 million.
According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $283 million yesterday, including: • ARKB (Ark): Outflow of $164 million, the largest for the day • GBTC (Grayscale): Outflow of $36.38 million • FBTC (Fidelity): Outflow of $33.55 million • IBIT (BlackRock): Outflow of $24.46 million • HODL (VanEck): Outflow of $15.27 million • BITB (Bitwise): Outflow of $12.56 million • MSBT (Morgan Stanley): Slight inflow of $3.98 million, the only one posting net inflows for the day
JPMorgan: Bitcoin ETP Fund Concentration Surges, Weekly Net Outflows Reach $1.126 Billion
According to Tide Research, JPMorgan's research report dated September 8, 2026 noted that on September 4, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETPs recorded a net outflow of $175 million, Ethereum ETPs saw a net inflow of $9 million, and Solana ETPs posted a net outflow of $5 million. For the week, the three major categories combined for a net outflow of $1.126 billion, showing a slight slowdown compared to the previous two weeks. Capital inflows were highly concentrated, with BlackRock's IBIT recording a single-day inflow of $118 million and Fidelity's FBTC seeing an inflow of $57 million, while all other products registered zero inflow. Significant internal hedging was observed within Ethereum ETPs, as BlackRock's ETHA posted an inflow of $58 million against a $48 million outflow for Fidelity's FETH. The total AUM for Bitcoin ETPs stands at $101.25 billion.
Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $120.24 million.
According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $120.24 million yesterday. The details are as follows: • $ARKB (Ark): Outflow of $77.98 million, representing the day's largest outflow • $GBTC (Grayscale): Outflow of $27.22 million • $IBIT (BlackRock): Outflow of $19.53 million • $MSBT (Morgan Stanley): Inflow of $4.49 million, the only net inflow of the day • All other ETFs recorded zero net flow
U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $46.64 million yesterday.
According to Trader T data, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $46.64 million on September 8. Among them, BlackRock IBIT recorded a net inflow of $10.66 million, Bitwise BITB recorded a net inflow of $14.47 million, ARK ARKB recorded a net inflow of $8.06 million, and Morgan Stanley MSBT recorded a net inflow of $7.41 million; Fidelity FBTC recorded a net outflow of $17.05 million, Invesco BTCO recorded a net outflow of $4.68 million, and Grayscale GBTC recorded a net outflow of $65.51 million. Net flows for all other products were zero on the day.
Yesterday, US bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $731 million, the third-highest for the year.
According to data from Trader T, the total net inflow for US spot Bitcoin ETFs on September 3 reached $730.89 million, marking the third-highest single-day net inflow since 2026. Among them, BlackRock IBIT recorded a net inflow of $453.96 million, Ark ARKB saw a net inflow of $137.74 million, Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of $74.45 million, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust BTC recorded a net inflow of $48.79 million, and Bitwise BITB saw a net inflow of $24.76 million; meanwhile, VanEck HODL experienced a net outflow of $19.58 million, and WisdomTree BTCW had a net outflow of $5.16 million.