With a net inflow of 170 million dollars in a single day, BlackRock still accounts for 60%

According to Woofun AI, after experiencing sharp fluctuations, the US Bitcoin spot ETF saw a recovery in net inflows on August 3, and BlackRock (BLK.US) IBIT (IBIT.US) re-established its dominant position.

According to data compiled by Woofun AI, 7 of the 12 products received capital inflows on the same day, with a total net inflow of US$170.1 million, which is consistent with Farside statistics. Among them, IBIT (IBIT.US) had an exclusive 65.5% share, and the total inflow of the remaining 6 products was 58.7 million US dollars. The scale of BRRR (BRRR.US), BTCW (BTCW.US), MSBT, GBTC (GBTC.US), and BTC (BTC.US) remained unchanged, and there was no net outflow of products, indicating that participation was widespread but extremely concentrated.

Looking back on the July 31 sell-off wave, the market experienced a net outflow of US$265.4 million, and zero products recorded a positive inflow. IBIT (IBIT.US) lost 122.7 million US dollars in a single day, FBTC (FBTC.US) lost 54.8 million US dollars, GBTC (GBTC.US) redeemed 52.6 million US dollars, ARKB (ARKB.US) and BITB (BITB.US) lost 17.5 million US dollars and 17.8 million US dollars respectively. The five products became the main blood loss points.

Compared with the net inflow of US$233.1 million on July 30 (7 products participated), the positive inflow pattern of 7 products was repeated on August 3. Although IBIT (IBIT.US) still accounts for 65.5% of the share, signs of a collaborative recovery of multiple products are beginning to show. Only maintaining this trend for many consecutive days can we verify a substantial increase in market participation rather than a brief rebound.