On February 4, US spot bitcoin ETF reported a net inflow of $340,7 million, the first positive day this week after an outflow of $234,4 million recorded the previous day.
BlackRock's IBIT is once again the leader in inflows, with $249 million inflows into the largest fund by assets yesterday. Since its launch ETF raised about $40,7 billion. The ARKB fund from ARK and 21 Shares took second place with an inflow of $56,1 million.
Grayscale's GBTC received $19,5 million, Bitwise's BITB received $16,1 million. The remaining seven ETF did not report any inflows or outflows, indicating a decline in investor interest in these funds.
Inflow of funds into spot bitcoin ETF recovered after the US government announced that it would suspend tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada for a month. In addition, yesterday Trump signed an executive order creating a national wealth fund, which the crypto community suggests could use BTC.
After this news came out Bitcoin briefly returned to the key $100,000 level, but then the leading kriptovalyuta fell below $98,000 again.
