US Bitcoin ETFs Net Inflows 1582 BTC, Ether ETFs Net Inflows 28737 ETH on 12 December
According to monitoring, ten U.S. bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 1,582 BTC (valued at $160.28 million) on December 12, of which Fidelity saw an inflow of 1,201 BTC (valued at $121.71 million), and Fidelity currently holds 206,885 BTC (valued at $20.96 billion); nine ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 28,737 ETH (valued at Nine Ether ETFs saw net inflows of 28,737 ETH (valued at $114.23 million), of which BlackRock saw inflows of 19,386 ETH (valued at $77.06 million), and currently holds 929,056 ETH (valued at $3.69 billion).
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