On July 27, the total holdings of the U.S. Bitcoin native spot ETF decreased to 1,212,804.26 BTC, with a net reduction of 196.61 BTC on that day, marking the third consecutive trading day of net outflow. However, compared to the net outflows of -3,410.11 BTC on July 23 and -3,827.35 BTC on July 24, the outflow scale for that day had significantly narrowed, with the reduction intensity only a fraction of the previous two trading days.
Since July, the total holdings of the BTC spot ETF have still increased by 7,134.66 BTC, an increase of approximately 0.59%. Cumulatively, there has been a decrease of 88,972.01 BTC since 2026, but since the listing date, total holdings have still increased by 590,453.59 BTC, indicating that the long-term capital accumulation remains substantial.
Currently, BlackRock holds 735,691.15 BTC, accounting for 60.66% of the total holdings of U.S. BTC spot ETFs. The combined share of BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale exceeds 85%, thus the daily changes in total holdings are still highly dependent on these major ETFs.
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