순 유입/유출 (총계)
$683.65억
순 유입/유출 (2025-12-05)
$5,480.00만
AUM
$1,226.69억
거래량
$32.52억
시장 가치
$1,191.80억
BTC ETFs 개요
| 티커 | 이름 | 가격 | 시장 가치 | 프리미엄 | 순 유입/유출 | 거래량 | AUM | Fees | Status | 종류 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IBIT | iShares Bitcoin Trust | $51.40 | $703.08억 | -0.16% | -$3,250.00만 - | $19.08억 | $689.53억 | 0.25% | 시가 | 현물 |
| FBTC | Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund | $78.97 | $179.17억 | 0.85% | $2,730.00만 - | $2.84억 | $213.53억 | 0.25% | 시가 | 현물 |
| GBTC | Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF | $70.84 | $151.56억 | 0.03% | -- | $2.67억 | $149.51억 | 1.5% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BTC | Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF | $40.11 | $38.11억 | -0.02% | -- | $7,352.03만 | $40.54억 | 0.15% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BITB | Bitwise Bitcoin ETF | $49.26 | $36.39억 | -0.18% | $490.00만 - | $7,751.97만 | $35.93억 | 0.2% | 시가 | 현물 |
| ARKB | ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF | $30.09 | $35.52억 | -0.13% | $4,280.00만 - | $1.02억 | $35.03억 | 0.21% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BITO | ProShares Bitcoin ETF | $13.39 | $14.55억 | 0.06% | -- | $4.82억 | $27.63억 | -- | 시가 | 선물 |
| HODL | VanEck Bitcoin ETF | $25.62 | $15.31억 | -0.20% | $1,140.00만 - | $4,332.54만 | $15.13억 | -- | 시가 | 현물 |
| BTCO | Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF | $90.29 | $5.53억 | 0.11% | -- | $500.22만 | $7.49억 | 0.39% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BRRR | Coinshares Bitcoin ETF Common Shares of Beneficial Interest | $25.59 | $5.23억 | -0.16% | -- | $291.34만 | $5.16억 | 0.25% | 시가 | 현물 |
| EZBC | Franklin Bitcoin ETF | $52.41 | $5.21억 | -0.15% | -- | $383.39만 | $5.15억 | 0.19% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BTCW | WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund | $95.91 | $1.43억 | -0.05% | $90.00만 - | $275.28만 | $1.41억 | 0.3% | 시가 | 현물 |
| BITS | Global X Blockchain & Bitcoin Strategy ETF | $84.77 | $4,383.65만 | 0.02% | -- | $36.12만 | $5,509.00만 | -- | 시가 | 선물 |
| DEFI | Hashdex Bitcoin ETF | $102.33 | $1,432.62만 | -0.58% | -- | $14.41만 | $500.00만 | -- | 시가 | 선물 |
| BITC | Bitwise Trendwise Bitcoin and Treasuries Rotation Strategy ETF | $39.75 | $1,269.44만 | 0.11% | -- | $26.19만 | $454.72만 | -- | 시가 | 선물 |
BTC 스팟 ETF 순유입·유출
BTC 스팟 ETF 순유입·유출 세부정보
What is a BTC ETF?
A BTC ETF (Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund) is a type of fund listed on a stock exchange that tracks the price performance of Bitcoin. Investors can buy and sell BTC ETFs just like stocks without directly owning or managing Bitcoin. There are two main types: spot ETFs that hold actual Bitcoin, and futures ETFs that track Bitcoin’s price using futures contracts.
What is the difference between a BTC ETF and directly buying Bitcoin?
The main difference lies in how they are held and traded. When you buy a BTC ETF, you own ETF shares traded through a brokerage account on a traditional stock exchange. When you buy Bitcoin directly, you hold the digital asset yourself in a wallet. ETFs provide easier access and regulatory protection, while direct ownership gives you full control of your crypto assets.
What are the advantages of BTC ETFs?
BTC ETFs offer several benefits: they can be traded through traditional brokerage accounts; they remove the need to manage wallets or private keys; they are regulated by financial authorities such as the SEC; they can be included in retirement or institutional portfolios; and they enhance Bitcoin’s market legitimacy and liquidity.
Do BTC ETFs affect the price of Bitcoin?
Yes, to some extent. When ETFs see strong inflows (large purchases), the fund must buy more Bitcoin to back the new shares, increasing demand and potentially driving up the price. Conversely, when there are outflows (redemptions), the fund may sell Bitcoin, creating downward pressure. Thus, ETF flows often serve as an indicator of institutional sentiment.
What is BTC ETF net inflow and outflow?
Net inflow (Net Inflow) means more money is being invested in the ETF (purchases) than withdrawn (redemptions) that day, requiring the fund to buy more Bitcoin. Net outflow (Net Outflow) means more redemptions than purchases, prompting the fund to sell Bitcoin. Net Inflow = New Purchases − Redemptions. These metrics help gauge institutional demand and overall market sentiment.
What is BTC ETF AUM (Assets Under Management)?
AUM (Assets Under Management) represents the total value of Bitcoin assets currently managed by a BTC ETF. It is calculated as: AUM = Amount of Bitcoin Held × Current Bitcoin Price. AUM reflects the total capital exposure to Bitcoin through ETFs and is an important indicator of institutional participation in the market.
What is the market capitalization (Market Cap) of a BTC ETF?
The market capitalization of a BTC ETF represents the total market value of its outstanding shares. It is calculated as: Market Cap = ETF Share Price × Total Number of Outstanding Shares. Market Cap reflects how investors value the ETF in the stock market and may differ from its AUM.
What is the difference between BTC ETF AUM and Market Cap?
AUM (Assets Under Management) refers to the total value of Bitcoin the ETF actually holds, while Market Cap (Market Capitalization) refers to the total market value of the ETF’s shares traded on the exchange. AUM is affected by Bitcoin’s price and fund inflows/outflows; Market Cap is influenced by ETF share price and the number of shares in circulation. In short, AUM measures fund size, while Market Cap reflects market sentiment.