BlockBeats News, February 9th, the total assets of the US Bitcoin spot ETF fell below $100 billion, currently at $99.16 billion, down about 40% from the peak of $165.15 billion in October last year. Since the official listing of Bitcoin spot ETFs in January 2024, a net inflow of 689,180 BTC has been accumulated, worth $55.01 billion.
In terms of holdings, BlackRock IBIT holds 765,200 BTC, ranking first, Fidelity FBTC holds 198,400 BTC, and Grayscale GBTC holds 159,600 BTC.
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