【BlockBeats】This week, the US spot Bitcoin ETF market showed divergent trends. According to the latest monitoring data, as of January 10, cumulative net outflows for the week reached $680.9 million, presenting an overall capital outflow situation.
However, looking carefully at the performance differences among various products, the variations are quite significant. IBIT showed relative resilience with net inflows of $25.9 million; BTCO and EZBC contributed net inflows of $15 million and $13.6 million respectively, while BRRR also saw inflows of $7.2 million; although BTCW has a smaller scale, it maintained a net inflow trend.
On the outflow side, FBTC led the decline with net outflows reaching $481.2 million, accounting for the bulk of this week’s outflows. GBTC followed closely with outflows of $171.8 million. Other products such as ARKB, HODL, and BTC also experienced varying degrees of outflows, amounting to $45.4 million, $20.7 million, and $22 million respectively. Although BITB had relatively smaller outflow amounts, it was not spared, with outflows of $3.4 million.
Overall, market sentiment remains volatile, with large outflows and small inflows coexisting, reflecting that investors maintain a relatively cautious sentiment at current price levels.
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На этой неделе США чистый отток из спотовых Bitcoin ETF составил 680 миллионов долларов, FBTC лидирует по падению
【BlockBeats】This week, the US spot Bitcoin ETF market showed divergent trends. According to the latest monitoring data, as of January 10, cumulative net outflows for the week reached $680.9 million, presenting an overall capital outflow situation.
However, looking carefully at the performance differences among various products, the variations are quite significant. IBIT showed relative resilience with net inflows of $25.9 million; BTCO and EZBC contributed net inflows of $15 million and $13.6 million respectively, while BRRR also saw inflows of $7.2 million; although BTCW has a smaller scale, it maintained a net inflow trend.
On the outflow side, FBTC led the decline with net outflows reaching $481.2 million, accounting for the bulk of this week’s outflows. GBTC followed closely with outflows of $171.8 million. Other products such as ARKB, HODL, and BTC also experienced varying degrees of outflows, amounting to $45.4 million, $20.7 million, and $22 million respectively. Although BITB had relatively smaller outflow amounts, it was not spared, with outflows of $3.4 million.
Overall, market sentiment remains volatile, with large outflows and small inflows coexisting, reflecting that investors maintain a relatively cautious sentiment at current price levels.