On May 21, the bitcoin spot ETF sector recorded a massive capital inflow of $608.99 million, which is almost double the previous day's figure. This is the sixth day in a row of positive dynamics amid an update of BTC's all-time high at $111,800.
Leaders in terms of inflows:
IBIT (BlackRock): $530.63 million
FBTC (Fidelity): $23.53 million
BTC (Grayscale): $22.14 million
BITB (Bitwise): $20.49 million
HODL (VanEck): $6.09 million
ARKB (ARK): $4.29 million
BRRR (Valkyrie): $1.83 million
At the same time, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded the lowest daily inflows ever — only $0.587 million. BlackRock's ETHA fund received $24.86 million, but almost the same amount was withdrawn from Fidelity's FETH — $24.28 million, which leveled the final result.
The total inflow into bitcoin ETFs in May has already exceeded $3.8 billion, total assets under management are $129 billion, and daily trading volume is $7.64 billion.
Activity in the Ethereum segment still remains in the shadows. Against this background, the pressure on ETH persists, despite stable technical metrics and low fees after the Pectra upgrade.
