December 24th, 2025
The US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a net cash inflow of about $28 million, thus ending eight consecutive days of notable bleeding.
Despite the recent outflows, Bitcoin ETFs continue to dominate the ETF market.
Fear of further Bitcoin price capitulation in the short term significantly increased amid continued sell-offs from whale investors.
This massive exodus of capital suggests that investors are gradually withdrawing from the ecosystem. It also coincides with Bitcoin’s struggles to find a support level.
Bitcoin price is not yet out of the woods as investors speculate on midterm economic uncertainties in the United States.
Last week’s overall outflows were largely driven by two funds. Those are Ark Invest/21Shares’ Bitcoin fund (ARKB) and Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF (GBTC).
The US spot Bitcoin ETF issuers have registered four consecutive days of notable cash outflow leading to a bearish outlook for the entire altcoin industry.
The outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs come at a time when Bitcoin itself is struggling with its price.
Presently, GBTC is struggling to find its standing and return to its previous level of relevance among investors.
So far in 2024, US spot Bitcoin ETFs have had $17.95 billion flow into them.
Bitcoin traders who anticipated further bullish trends based on last week’s dovish comments from the US Federal Reserve were liquidated earlier today.
Despite the heightened selling pressure from short-term Bitcoin holders, Jamie Coutts anticipates BTC price to flip at least $100K by the end of the year.
The eight-day streak in net inflows is a strong indicator that investors are increasingly viewing Bitcoin ETFs as a strategic addition to their portfolios.
This was the highest net inflow recorded by the funds in a single day since July 23.
Bitcoin has made a comeback, especially after falling below $50,000 in the first week of August.