As of 5/28, the net asset value of BlackRock’s IBIT exceeded Grayscale’s GBTC, reaching $19.68 billion compared to GBTC’s $19.65 billion. This marks the end of Grayscale’s reign as the largest Bitcoin spot ETF.
Additionally, data shows that on 5/28, GBTC experienced a net outflow of $100 million, while IBIT saw a net inflow of $100 million, resulting in an overall net inflow of $45 million, a significant decrease compared to recent days. The price of Bitcoin also dropped below $68,000.
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Further reading:
Over 400 13F reports hold BlackRock’s IBIT, with Morgan Stanley holding nearly $270 million in GBTC.
13F reports reveal that a total of 169 asset companies have purchased BlackRock’s IBIT, with SIG holding nine Bitcoin ETFs totaling £1.3 billion.