ETF Custodial Addresses to Net About 1,437 BTC Tonight After U.S. Open
Chain analyst Yu Hui said in a post that the ten BTC spot ETFs netted a breakout of $93.83 million on March 22, corresponding to a net breakout of about 1,437 BTC breakout at the ETF's custodial address after the U.S. stock market opens tonight (March 22): incremental (GBTC) breakout of about 5,493 BTC (corresponding to a $358.79 million inflow on March 21); inflow: the remaining nine ETFs inflows of about 4,056 BTC (corresponding to March 21 inflows of $264.96 million, anchored by BlackRock (IBIT) with inflows of 3,574 BTC ($233.45 million). Current combined BTC holdings of the ten BTC spot ETFs: 825,350 BTC ($53.91 billion).
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