Из биткоин-ETF зафиксировали максимальный отток капитала за месяц

investing.ruPublicado em 2024-10-02Última atualização em 2024-10-02

Happycoin.club - 1 октября отток капитала из американских спотовых биткоин-ETF составил $242,6 млн. Это самый высокий показатель с 3 сентября, когда фонды лишились $288 млн. Кроме того, вчера было прервано увеличение уровня капитализации деривативов, продлившееся восемь рабочих дней подряд.

Самый значительный отток средств зафиксировал эмитент фонда Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC). 1 октября он потерял $144,7 млн. Далее следует ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), лишившийся $84,3 млн.

Приток и отток капитала из биткоин-ETF

Отток средств из Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) превысил $32,7 млн. Уровень капитализации VanEck Bitcoin ETF (HODL) и Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) снизился на $15,8 млн и $5,9 млн соответственно. Для эмитентов Invesco, Franklin, Valkyrie, WisdomTree и фонда Mini Bitcoin Trust (BTC) от Grayscale результаты были нулевыми.

Единственным ETF, который вчера зарегистрировал приток капитала, оказался iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) от BlackRock. За торговую сессию создатель фонда привлёк более $40,8 млн. Это 15-й день подряд, когда крупнейший по сумме вложенных активов ETF фиксирует положительный результат.

Эксперты связывают отток средств из спотовых биткоин-ETF с напряжённостью на Ближнем Востоке. 1 октября после ракетного удара Ирана по Израилю курс биткоина упал до двухнедельного минимума и достиг отметки $60 315. Однако затем цена монеты скорректировалась до $61 600.

Во вторник спотовые ETF на основе Ethereum (ETH) также зафиксировали отток средств. В общей сложности инвесторы вывели из девяти американских фондов около $48,6 млн.

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