According to the holdings data of BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, as of February 26th, the value of Bitcoin held by iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) exceeded $7 billion, with an additional $141,832.06 in cash holdings.

Lookonchain monitoring data shows that on February 26th, 8 spot Bitcoin ETFs added 5,369 BTC, worth $278 million. Among them, BlackRock's iShares added 3,281 BTC, worth $169.88 million, while Grayscale's GBTC decreased by 1,090 BTC, worth $56.4 million.

Data estimated by HODL15Capital shows that the total net inflow of 10 US Bitcoin spot ETFs has exceeded 5.5 billion US dollars. Among them, 9 new Bitcoin spot ETFs (excluding GBTC) have had a net inflow of about 13 billion US dollars since their launch, which means that GBTC has had a cumulative net outflow of more than 7.4 billion US dollars.

Investment consulting firm Carson Group stated that it only offers four Bitcoin spot ETFs to its clients, including BlackRock and Fidelity with the largest fund inflows, as well as Bitwise and Franklin Templeton's smaller-scale ETF products.

According to data from Farside Investors, the net inflow of the US Bitcoin spot ETF on February 22nd was $251.4 million. Among them:· Grayscale GBTC funds flowed out $55.7 million;· BlackRock IBIT funds flowed in $125.1 million;· Fidelity FBTC funds had a net inflow of $158.9 million.

According to HODL15Capital data, 9 Bitcoin spot ETFs had a net inflow of 4,832 Bitcoins yesterday. Currently, after the launch of 9 Bitcoin spot ETFs, a total of 287,357 Bitcoins have flowed in, with a net inflow of 113,537 Bitcoins.

According to monitoring data from HODL15Capital, the amount of Bitcoin held by exchanges has decreased by 54,000 since the launch of the ETF.

According to HODL15Capital monitoring data, on February 22, the net inflow of funds for the Fidelity Bitcoin Spot ETF (FBTC) was $159 million.

The widespread acceptance of cryptocurrencies has evolved significantly in recent times, moving from relative obscurity into the limelight. This shift has been notably propelled by the launch and remarkable performance of Bitcoin spot Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), capturing the attention of analysts, bankers, and technologists.

BitMEX Research data shows that on February 21st, the net outflow of US Bitcoin ETF (excluding Fidelity) was $88.1 million, which may be the first net outflow day since January 25, 2024.