Quick Take
The landscape of Bitcoin ETFs witnessed significant activity on Feb. 22, according to BitMEX data, with a robust inflow of $251 million, the equivalent of 4,900 BTC.
BitMEX data shows that the spotlight was on Fidelity’s FBTC ETF, which reported a substantial inflow of $159 million, pushing its total inflows to the $4 billion mark. BlackRock’s IBIT was not far behind, absorbing $125 million to bring its total net inflow to an impressive $5.7 billion.
![Bitcoin ETF Data: (Source: BitMEX)](https://crypto-chat.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Fidelitys-FBTC-ETF-hits-4-billion-mark-amid-Bitcoin-ETF.jpeg)
As BitMEX reported, on the opposite side of the spectrum, GBTC experienced more outflows, but they were subdued. The ETF recorded a $56 million outflow, albeit less than the $199 million outflow observed the previous day, Feb. 21; with an aggregate outflow of $7.4 billion to date, GBTC has witnessed a 33% departure from their total Bitcoin holdings, since the Bitcoin ETFs’ commencement on Jan. 11, according to Glassnode.
![GBTC ETF Balance: (Source: Glassnode)](https://crypto-chat.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Fidelitys-FBTC-ETF-hits-4-billion-mark-amid-Bitcoin-ETF.png)
This surge reaffirmed the overall strength of the Bitcoin ETF market, taking the total net inflow for all Bitcoin ETFs to $5.3 billion, or the equivalent of 110k Bitcoin.
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