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U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Net Inflows 7,222 BTC, Ether ETFs Net Inflows 56,608 ETH on January 17th

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Net Inflows 7,222 BTC, Ether ETFs Net Inflows 56,608 ETH on January 17th

Bitget2025/01/17 17:19

According to monitoring, ten U.S. bitcoin ETFs had net inflows of 7222 BTC ($750.5 million) on January 17, of which BlackRock inflowed 5253 BTC ($545.93 million), and it currently holds 559,564 BTC, which is about $58.15 billion; nine ethereum ETFs had net inflows of 56,608 ETH ($193.45 million), of which BlackRock Ryder inflows of 33,314 ETH ($113.87 million), and it currently holds 115,761 ETH, or about $3.96 billion.

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