ETF Market Share (Per Fund)
Percentage of total ETF Bitcoin holdings belonging to a specific fund
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | ETF Analytics |
| Unit | % |
| Resolution | 1d |
| Assets | BTC |
| Tier | Pro |
| API Endpoint | GET /v1/etf/ticker |
| Field | market_share_pct |
Overview
ETF Market Share (Per Fund) measures the percentage of total Bitcoin held across all tracked ETFs that belongs to a specific fund. It captures the competitive position of individual funds within the broader ETF ecosystem, revealing which products dominate and how market dynamics shift over time.
Formula
Interpretation
- High market share (e.g., >30%): Dominant fund in the ecosystem. IBIT and GBTC have historically commanded the largest shares.
- Rising market share: The fund is growing faster than the overall ETF market — attracting more net inflows than competitors.
- Falling market share: The fund is losing ground to competitors, even if its absolute holdings are stable.
- Near-zero market share: Small or niche fund with minimal impact on overall market dynamics.
- Sudden drops: May signal large competitor inflows (new ETF launch) rather than outflows from this fund.
Use Cases
- Competitive positioning: Track whether iShares (IBIT) is maintaining dominance vs Fidelity (FBTC) and others.
- Market concentration risk: Is the ETF market overly concentrated in one fund?
- Fund maturity analysis: New ETFs typically start with low share and grow; mature funds defend their position.
- Rotation detection: When one fund's share drops while another rises, capital rotation between products is occurring.
API Usage
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
"https://api.blocklens.co/v1/etf/ticker?start_date=2024-01-01&end_date=2024-12-31&limit=365"
Related Metrics
- Total BTC in ETFs — Aggregate BTC held by all ETFs
- US ETF BTC Holdings — BTC held by US-listed ETFs
- ETF Cumulative Flow (Per Fund) — Running sum of all daily BTC flows for a specific ETF fund since inception
- ETF BTC Dominance — ETF share of circulating BTC supply