On February 6, bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant net outflow of $140.30 million, largely driven by Fidelity’s FBTC, which saw withdrawals of $103.25 million, reducing its total net assets to $20.35 billion. Grayscale’s GBTC also reported an outflow of $42.21 million, lowering its net assets to $19.46 billion. The only positive movement for bitcoin ETFs came from Grayscale’s BTC fund, which attracted $5.15 million, increasing its net assets to $4.06 billion.
In contrast, ether ETFs continued their upward momentum, achieving a sixth consecutive day of inflows with a net addition of $10.65 million, primarily from Blackrock’s ETHA, which contributed the entire amount. This brought ether ETFs' net assets to $3.67 billion.
As of February 6, ether spot ETFs have accumulated total net inflows of $3.18 billion, with overall net assets reaching $10.29 billion. Meanwhile, bitcoin ETFs have recorded a net inflow of $40.53 billion and total net assets of $113.51 billion. This ongoing influx for ether ETFs indicates a growing interest in ether among both institutional and retail investors.
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