ETF net inflow continues to be negative, Bitcoin and Ethereum still lack new demand

YieldWhisperer · 2026-01-01T02:32:13+00:00

【区块律动】据链上数据机构最新监测显示，眼下 ETF 领域的资金动向还看不出什么新需求。打开图表看一眼就能发现，比特币和以太坊的 ETF 产品在过去 30 天里，净流入数据持续在零轴下方徘徊。换句话说，从新年开局这段时间的表现来看，机构和散户通过 ETF 这个渠道的入场热情并未升温，反而还在往外流。这个信号意味着目前市场上对这两个主流加密资产的需求还没有明显改善迹象。

YieldWhisperer

2026-01-01 02:32:13

【Blockchain Rhythm】According to the latest monitoring data from on-chain data agencies, there are no new demand signals in the ETF sector at the moment. A quick look at the chart reveals that over the past 30 days, the net inflow data for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products has consistently hovered below the zero line. In other words, based on the performance since the start of the new year, the enthusiasm of institutions and retail investors entering through the ETF channel has not increased; instead, it is still flowing out. This signal indicates that there are no obvious signs of improved demand for these two mainstream cryptocurrencies in the current market.

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wagmi_eventually

· 4h ago

Net outflow... indicating that everyone still lacks confidence. This rebound really can't be trusted. What kind of crazy stuff are institutions fleeing from? Wait, could this data be lagging? It seems like no one is looking at ETFs now; everyone has moved to spot trading. Another bearish signal, feeling gloomy. Should we wait for a clear bottom signal before jumping in? Retail investors have already exited long ago, and institutions are still pushing out.

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ForkPrince

· 4h ago

Here we go again with outflows... No one is willing to buy in this wave. --- What are the institutions waiting for? Will the price drop a few more percentage points? --- Continuous net outflows... No wonder the market has been so dead these past couple of days. --- Basically, everyone is just watching and no one dares to buy in. --- If this trend continues, when will we see a reversal signal? --- Retail investors have already left, and institutions are also cutting losses? Looks like no one is optimistic. --- This data indicates one thing: the market is still searching for a bottom, really. --- ETF outflows = big players are offloading, not a good sign. --- Before demand picks up, the price is likely to struggle to improve.

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liquidation_surfer

· 4h ago

They're starting to escape again. Are they trying to crash the market? Everyone has already left, who will take the buy-in? Negative net inflow indicates what? It means no one believes anymore. ETF outflows = institutions are also bearish? That's interesting. Retail investors have long since left. Why aren't institutions stepping in? This bottom may not really be the bottom.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 4h ago

Net outflow indicates that institutions are still waiting, and retail investors are also not very enthusiastic. This signal is too obvious.

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MevHunter

· 4h ago

Net outflows are so severe, are institutions all fleeing? Feels like we're still far from the bottom. --- It's another demand shortage. How do we play this rebound... --- Wait, ETF continues to have negative inflows but on-chain activity is still ongoing. What does this indicate? --- Retail investors have long been cleared out. Now it's just a matter of when big funds will turn back. --- I just want to know when this negative inflow can be reversed. Is it too early to get in now? --- Interesting, institutions retreating, retail investors cutting losses. So who is buying then? --- Did it break the level? Or is this just part of a shakeout... --- Really, these ETF data are a bit uncomfortable to look at. No wonder the price is so sluggish. --- Before new demand appears, it's still safer to stay on the sidelines.

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MetaMuskRat

· 4h ago

It's the same old story again. Do they really think we're fools? Institutions are quietly taking profits off the sidelines.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 4h ago

It's starting to flow out again, which is a bit embarrassing.

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