U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a substantial $457 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking the third-largest single-day haul since October and signaling a pronounced institutional ‘flight to quality.’ Led by BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, this capital movement underscores a strategic consolidation into Bitcoin, the most liquid and institutionally accessible crypto asset, even as broader market sentiment remains cautious and altcoins like Ethereum see sustained outflows.
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0 posts last weekBitcoin ETFs Break 6-Day Outflow Streak with $240M Inflow
US spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a six-day outflow streak with $240 million in net inflows on November 6, signaling a potential shift in market dynamics. BlackRock’s IBIT led the reversal with $112.4 million, followed by Fidelity and Ark 21Shares. This movement represents more than just sentiment—it changes the mechanical pressure on Bitcoin’s order books.
about Bitcoin ETFs Break 6-Day Outflow Streak with $240M InflowSpot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone Deepens
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive $566.4 million outflow on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day redemption since August and extending a five-day drain to approximately $1.9 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC led the exodus with $356.6 million in outflows as Bitcoin struggled to maintain the crucial $100,000 level, signaling a decisive shift toward risk-off positioning among institutional investors.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone DeepensBitcoin ETFs See $470M Outflows as Fed Cuts Rates
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest daily outflows in two weeks as Federal Reserve rate cuts created significant market turbulence, with Fidelity’s FBTC leading a $470 million exodus. The coordinated sell-off across major funds including ARK Invest’s ARKB and BlackRock’s IBIT highlights cryptocurrency’s persistent sensitivity to traditional monetary policy shifts, occurring as Bitcoin’s price swung dramatically to $108,000 before recovering.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $470M Outflows as Fed Cuts RatesBitcoin, Ether ETFs Rebound on Fed Rate Cut Hints
US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have dramatically reversed their recent outflow trend, recording significant inflows as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s暗示 of potential rate cuts before year-end reinvigorated investor confidence in crypto assets. The $102.58 million net inflow for Bitcoin ETFs marks a stark turnaround from the previous day’s $326 million outflow, signaling renewed institutional interest following market turbulence.
about Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Rebound on Fed Rate Cut HintsBitcoin ETFs See $902M Outflows, End 4-Week Inflow Streak
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant reversal last week, with $902.5 million flowing out of these investment vehicles and ending a four-week streak of positive inflows. The dramatic shift was led by major players Fidelity and BlackRock, whose FBTC and IBIT funds respectively saw substantial withdrawals as investors engaged in profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing ahead of quarter-end. Despite the short-term pullback, market analysts maintain that the long-term trajectory of institutional adoption remains intact, with Bitcoin showing resilience amid the selling pressure.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $902M Outflows, End 4-Week Inflow StreakBitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Inflows, BTC Holds Above $115K
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a remarkable reversal last week, with net inflows surging to $2.32 billion after a challenging start to September. This massive institutional buying provided crucial support for Bitcoin’s price, which stabilized above $115,000 and demonstrated impressive resilience despite heavy trading volumes. The inflows were distributed across major products including BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and Ark Invest’s ARKB, signaling renewed confidence among institutional investors.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Inflows, BTC Holds Above $115KBitcoin & Ether ETFs See $1B Inflows Amid Institutional Demand
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $642.35 million in net inflows on Friday, extending their winning streak to five days, while Ether ETFs added $405 million, signaling renewed institutional interest in crypto assets. Cumulative net inflows for Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $56.83 billion, with total net assets reaching $153.18 billion—approximately 6.62% of Bitcoin’s total market cap. Fidelity’s FBTC led with $315.18 million in fresh capital, followed closely by BlackRock’s IBIT at $264.71 million. Trading volumes across all spot Bitcoin ETFs topped $3.89 billion, underscoring heightened institutional positioning and market confidence. Both IBIT and FBTC posted daily gains exceeding 2%, highlighting strong performance amid growing adoption.
about Bitcoin & Ether ETFs See $1B Inflows Amid Institutional DemandSpot Bitcoin ETFs See $800M Outflow, Ether ETFs Break Streak
Last Friday, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant institutional withdrawal of over $800 million, the second-largest one-day outflow on record. Fidelity’s FBTC led the sell-off with $331 million in redemptions, followed closely by ARK Invest’s ARKB at $327.93 million. Despite the outflows, trading volumes remained strong at $6.13 billion, suggesting active repositioning rather than a full exit. Meanwhile, spot Ether ETFs broke a 20-day inflow streak with $152 million in net outflows, led by Grayscale’s ETHE. The combined AUM for Bitcoin ETFs stands at $146.48 billion (6.46% of Bitcoin’s market cap), while Ether ETFs hold $20 billion (4.70% of Ethereum’s market cap).
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $800M Outflow, Ether ETFs Break StreakBitcoin ETFs See First Outflows in Two Weeks
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced their first net outflows in almost two weeks, with a total withdrawal of $131.35 million on Monday. ARK Invest’s ARKB led the redemptions at $77.46 million, followed by Grayscale’s GBTC and Fidelity’s FBTC. Analysts interpret this as profit-taking at elevated Bitcoin price levels rather than a bearish signal. Despite the outflows, cumulative net inflows remain strong at $54.62 billion, with total assets under management at $151.60 billion. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw continued inflows, marking a 12-day streak with $296.59 million added on Monday alone. Market experts suggest this reflects normal portfolio rebalancing rather than broader concerns.
about Bitcoin ETFs See First Outflows in Two WeeksBitcoin ETFs See $2.2B Surge, Then Sharp Cooldown
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a dramatic $2.2 billion inflow surge on July 10-11, led by BlackRock’s IBIT ($1.4B) and supported by Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark’s ARKB. The inflows coincided with Bitcoin’s price rally to $123,220 and elevated trading volume. However, by July 14, inflows plummeted to just $297 million, with outflows from FBTC and ARKB. The sharp reversal suggests ETF flows are tightly linked to short-term price momentum, with institutional demand amplifying rallies but fading quickly during pullbacks. While ETFs absorb supply during bullish swings, the July 14 cooldown indicates investor hesitation at current valuations or profit-taking after rapid gains. Unless inflows stabilize, Bitcoin’s price may face uneven support from sporadic ETF demand.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $2.2B Surge, Then Sharp CooldownBlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Hits 700K BTC, Ranks 3rd in Revenue
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has crossed the 700,000 BTC threshold, amassing $75.6 billion in assets under management, according to Glassnode and CoinGecko data. Launched in January 2024, IBIT now ranks as BlackRock’s third-highest revenue-generating ETF, outpacing long-standing funds like IVV and IWM despite their larger AUM. Recent inflows of $52.8 million over two weeks further solidify its dominance among U.S. Bitcoin ETFs. Rajiv Sawhney of Wave Digital Assets notes that ETF-driven demand is reducing Bitcoin’s volatility, a trend likely to persist. Traders may shift focus to crypto-linked equities as volatility declines.
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