US Spot Bitcoin ETF Reduced 189 Bitcoins on June 4
According to Lookonchain monitoring, on June 4th, the data of 9 US spot Bitcoin ETFs showed that they collectively reduced holdings by 189 BTC, equivalent to approximately $13.2 million. Grayscale GBTC reduced holdings by 1,876 BTC, worth approximately $130.65 million. Grayscale currently holds a total of 285,081 BTC, worth approximately $19.86 billion. Fidelity increased holdings by 1,115 BTC (equivalent to $77.67 million) and currently holds 165,233 BTC (equivalent to $11.51 billion).
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