The US spot Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of $379 million last week, with only Grayscale BTC and HODL seeing small net inflows
According to Trader T's monitoring, the net outflow of Bitcoin ETF spot in the United States in the 51st week was $379 million, with a trading volume reaching $11 billion. In addition:
- This week only two ETFs had a slight net inflow: Grayscale BTC inflowed $990,000 and HODL inflowed $100,000;
- Fidelity FBTC outflowed $183 million;
- BlackRock IBIT outflowed $22.7 million;
- The fourth quarter Bitcoin ETF is still the best performing quarter this year, with an inflow of $16.8 billion.
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