President Donald Trump's efforts to establish a digital asset work meeting based on the Presidential Ordinance did not respond to market expectations, and the inflow of US spot bitcoin ETFs was sluggish on January 23.
According to SOSOVALUE data, 12 spot -bit coin ETFs recorded a net flow of $ 1888.65 million on Thursday, and the inflow of over 1 billion dollars was recorded for four consecutive days since the beginning of the week.
Black Rock Ibit accounted for most of the inflow, to $ 154.6 million in total, leading the inflow of bitcoin ETF for five consecutive days, followed by Bitwise's Bitb with a inflow of $ 42.15 million. Ta.
The more modest funding of the positive momentum is the BTCO of Invesco Galaxy, the mini -bitcoin trast in Gracekale, the FBTC of Fidelity, and the ARKB of the ARK 21 Share, respectively, each, respectively, and $ 1.9 million. The inflow of $ 9.16 million and $ 8.35 million was recorded.
Glace Kale's GBTC, which was the only abnormal value of the day, recorded $ 49.94 million, offset part of the inflow from other ETFs. The inflow to the remaining five BTC ETFs was zero.
Bitcoin Investment Vehicle's daily transactions reached $ 9.59 billion on January 23, the second highest in the past after $ 10.39 billion, recorded on March 5. 。
In particular, the drop in the inflow to Bitcoin ETF is signed by Presidential Ordinance of President Donald Trump on Thursday to establish a work group focusing on digital assets that are less than expected. It was consistent with the changing price of the price.
This order was to advise the White House about the digital asset policy and evaluate the establishment of digital asset stockpiling owned by government, including virtual currency seized during the investigation, but many cryptocurrency supporters wanted. It was not possible to establish a dedicated strategic bitcoin reserve. I wanted it.
Initially, Bitcoin responded favorably to the announcement, rising 2.7%to $ 106,732. However, the centment changed when the total details of the Presidential Order were announced, and the largest cryptocurrency in market capitalization fell by nearly 4 %, reaching $ 1002,517. Since then, Bitcoin (BTC) has shown signs of recovery, has been traded for $ 104,991 per coin.
