U.S. Bitcoin ETFs See Net Outflows of 3,000 BTC, Ether ETFs See Net Inflows of 16,359 ETH on December 30th
According to monitoring, ten U.S. bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of 3,000 BTC ($275.59 million) on December 30, of which Fidelity had an outflow of 2,206 BTC ($202.63 million), and Fidelity is currently holding 202,801 BTC, or about $18.63 billion; nine ethereum ETFs had a net inflow of 16,359 ETH ($54.33 million), of which Nine Ether ETFs saw a net inflow of 16,359 ETH ($54.33 million), of which Fidelity saw an inflow of 8,250 ETH ($27.4 million), and Fidelity currently holds 468,250 ETH, or approximately $1.56 billion.
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