2025-12-28 05:19:17

Latest data shows that there has been some movement in the funding for Bitcoin spot ETFs recently. As of December 26th, Eastern Time, the overall Bitcoin spot ETF experienced net outflows, with a single-day net outflow of $275 million, marking the sixth consecutive day of capital outflow.

The largest outflow was from BlackRock's IBIT product, which alone lost $193 million on December 26th. However, in the long term, IBIT's historical performance remains solid — with a total net inflow reaching $62.056 billion, maintaining a leading position in the spot ETF sector.

The recent continuous net outflows may reflect a cautious attitude among market participants regarding short-term market trends. But from the perspective of overall institutional allocation, Bitcoin spot ETFs still serve as an important gateway for traditional finance to enter the crypto asset space.

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FortuneTeller42

· 13h ago

Net outflow for 6 consecutive days, interesting... But with IBIT's scale of over 62 billion, short-term fluctuations probably won't shake the fundamentals.

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MetaMuskRat

· 13h ago

Net outflow for 6 consecutive days, this rhythm doesn't seem right. BlackRock is directly pulling out 193 million per day, is it getting a bit too much to handle?

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0xSunnyDay

· 13h ago

Six consecutive days of net outflows, IBIT alone dumped 193 million... Interesting, is this bottom fishing or running away at the end of the year?

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WalletDivorcer

· 13h ago

Net outflow for 6 consecutive days, IBIT is still dropping, this pace is a bit rapid... Reducing positions at the end of the year? Or waiting for a dip?

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NotSatoshi

· 13h ago

Net outflow for 6 consecutive days, quite intense. Is everyone planning to cash out by the end of the year? Everyone says IBIT is solid, with a scale of over 62 billion, so what are a few short-term fluctuations? Short-term caution is reasonable, but there are still many people on the TradFi train, and they can't run away. 2.76 million out in 6 days sounds impressive, but compared to the total volume, it's just a drop in the bucket. Year-end cashing out is normal; buy back next year. This kind of flashy move is just leftovers. Institutions making such a big move are clearly aiming for the long term; short-term fluctuations don't matter at all.

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