Bitcoin ETF spot trading breaks through 3.1 billion US dollars on the second day, with Grayscale and BlackRock leading
According to The Block, the total trading volume of the Bitcoin ETF reached $3.1 billion on its second day of trading. In comparison, Thursday's trading volume was $4.6 billion, with a cumulative total trading volume close to $7.7 billion. Among the issuers of spot Bitcoin funds, BlackRock led by a large margin on Friday with a trading volume of $564 million, while Fidelity's was at $431 million.
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