2025-12-30 08:26:20

The Bitcoin spot ETF market shows signs of volatility. According to the latest data, on December 29th Eastern Time, the overall Bitcoin spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $19.2914 million, marking the seventh consecutive day of net outflows.

Notably, Fidelity(Fidelity)'s FBTC performed relatively well on the same day, with a single-day net inflow of $5.6968 million, making it the Bitcoin spot ETF product with the highest net inflow on that day. The cumulative performance of FBTC is even more impressive — the total net inflow has exceeded $12.1 billion, indicating ongoing interest from institutional investors in this product.

Overall, while the market as a whole shows a net outflow, the performance of different products varies significantly, reflecting an increasing selectivity among investors in their capital allocation.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 01-01 13:02

Net outflow for 7 consecutive days... but FBTC is still absorbing blood. Why is this discrepancy so big? --- That's why institutions are all betting on FBTC, retail investors are still confused. --- 1.21 billion net inflow, what the heck? Is Fidelity really the only one bottom-fishing? --- Net outflow for 7 days, yet FBTC is rising. That's a bit crazy, brother. --- Such a severe divergence suggests everyone is selling trash ETFs to switch to FBTC. --- Outflows are outflows, anyway it ultimately ends up in Fidelity's pocket. --- I really can't understand this signal. Is it good news or bad news? --- Is FBTC carrying the entire market on its back? That's ridiculously strong. --- Net outflow for 7 days, but someone is buying like crazy. I'm blown away. --- So should I buy the dip now or run away? Can you give a definite answer?

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TradingNightmare

· 2025-12-31 15:35

Seven days of net outflow... but I didn't expect FBTC to score against the trend; Fidelity really knows how to pick the timing.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 2025-12-31 14:10

Seven days of net outflow? Come on, this is just institutions selecting, it's reasonable that FBTC is booming, Fidelity's size is right there. --- Sending money and running? No, they're clearing out to switch chips. --- Such obvious differentiation shows that only a few truly understand. --- 121 billion inflow into FBTC, there's something to it. It seems institutions still trust the big players more. --- Seven days of continuous decline and some still dare to buy in? Truly bold. --- This is called survival of the fittest; the crypto world also values product strength. --- Net outflow ≠ a danger signal; the key is who is accumulating. --- FBTC is so strong? Fidelity didn't crash this time. --- Seven consecutive outflows are not scary; what’s scary is funds flowing into air projects.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 2025-12-30 08:54

Net outflow for 7 consecutive days, this rhythm seems a bit off FBTC is this crazy bloodsucking other products? The figure of 12.1 billion is indeed the top Retail investors are cutting losses, institutions are accumulating FBTC, it looks like someone knows something Wait, is this a shakeout or is there really a problem

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 2025-12-30 08:50

Fidelity is really bleeding this time, other products are bleeding, and FBTC is sucking blood.

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BTCWaveRider

· 2025-12-30 08:49

Seven days of net outflow? Big institutions are still bottom-fishing FBTC, interesting.

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LiquidityWizard

· 2025-12-30 08:27

seven consecutive days of outflows? ngl the divergence here is *statistically significant*—FBTC basically vacuumed up half the net inflows while everyone else hemorrhaged capital. theoretically speaking that's just capital concentration masquerading as market efficiency lol

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