BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC are standout Bitcoin ETFs, each managing over $10 billion in assets. These ETFs, launched after the 2022 bear market, have seen impressive growth.
IBIT continues to perform well, particularly after the SEC's approval of options trading in September, which has attracted new liquidity and institutional investors.
In contrast, FBTC faced significant outflows in October, losing $144.67 million, despite previously reporting higher inflows than IBIT.
Overall, IBIT’s continuous inflows and high trading volume position it as a leading Bitcoin ETF, although regulatory changes could impact its future success.
