2025-12-30 06:24:12

According to the latest statistics, the US spot Bitcoin ETF market is sending a bearish signal. On Monday, these products collectively experienced a net outflow of $19.2 million, marking the seventh consecutive day of red lights. Looking at the performance over the past ten trading days, there was only one day of net inflow—indicating that institutional attitudes are indeed shifting.

Among the 12 Bitcoin spot ETFs, the situation is not uniform. Fidelity's FBTC is still attracting funds against the trend, with $5.7 million coming in yesterday, but this is far from enough to offset outflows from other products. Invesco's BTCO is the most affected, with a single-day outflow reaching $10.41 million, facing the greatest pressure.

The situation for Ethereum spot ETFs is even more difficult. Yesterday, $9.63 million flowed out, with BlackRock's ETHA leading the way by redeeming $13.28 million in one go. Only Fidelity's FETH is holding steady, with $3.65 million coming in, but it's a drop in the bucket. The other seven products saw no funds flowing in or out.

Interestingly, small-cap tokens' ETFs are attracting funds. The eight SOL spot ETFs combined saw an inflow of $2.93 million, and the five XRP spot ETFs attracted $8.44 million. Grayscale's LINK ETF received $544,000. It seems that while mainstream coins are bleeding, market hot money is bottom-fishing in some alternative tokens.

BTC1,67%

ETH1,95%

SOL1,61%

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AllInAlice

· 9h ago

It's Fidelity once again holding the fort, while others are all fleeing... Institutions are really scared now.

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ForkTrooper

· 9h ago

Fidelity's move is impressive; FBTC refuses to let go. Are they seeing something we haven't? --- Seven days of red lights in a row... institutions are really panicking; this rhythm feels off. --- Haha, BlackRock leading the redemption, big players are fleeing, so I’ll run too. --- Wait, mainstream coins are bleeding while small tokens are attracting funds? Is this bottom-fishing or a trap for the unwary? --- Fidelity alone is holding up the situation; this is called faith, brother. --- Invesco's BTCO is losing tens of millions daily; who can withstand this pressure? --- The key is that in ten trading days, there was only one day of net inflow... this data is quite bleak. --- Small tokens attracting funds is quite interesting; it feels like someone is manipulating the narrative. --- ETHA redeemed $13.28 million; is this conceding defeat or strategic adjustment?

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rugpull_survivor

· 9h ago

Institutions are really running, seven consecutive days of red lights, can you believe it? Fidelity is still holding on tightly, while others have all exited. Wait, small-cap coins are actually attracting funds? This pace feels off. BTC is bleeding, ETH is also bleeding, hot money is all rushing to buy the dip in SOL and XRP. Is this rotation happening? BlackRock’s redemption move is really fierce, what kind of signal is it sending? We need to keep a close eye on the change in institutional attitude. Fidelity’s move—are they truly confident in BTC or are they forced to hold on? Mainstream coins have been stagnating for so many days, yet small-cap coins are putting on a show? Feels like the same old tricks are coming again.

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LoneValidator

· 9h ago

Seven consecutive days of red lights, the institutions are really fleeing now. Fidelity still holding on is kind of interesting. Mainstream coins are bleeding while small coins are attracting funds. This rhythm feels off. BlackRock redeemed 13.28 million in one go. This move left me speechless. Wait, is SOL and XRP attracting funds? Are these people bottom-fishing or shifting? Only one day of net inflow in ten days. How pessimistic is that, haha. Fidelity's FBTC is still defying the trend. What's this guy's logic? But can this steadfastness win? Invesco withdrew 10.41 million in one day. They’re really starting to feel the pressure. Are small coins bottom-fishing? Or is this the last wild celebration before death? Can't tell. ETH's situation is indeed tough. BlackRock leading the rush to exit is truly incredible.

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