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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF experiences four consecutive days of net inflows, surpassing $100 million in a single day
【BlockBeats】Yesterday’s Bitcoin spot ETF market was quite active. Net inflows in the US reached $100.2 million, and it has been four consecutive trading days of inflows, which is quite interesting.
Specifically, IBIT led the way with a single-day net inflow of $315.8 million, indicating strong enthusiasm from institutional investors for this product. Grayscale’s BTC product also kept pace, with inflows of $6.7 million. Although BRRR is smaller in size, it also saw a net inflow of $3 million.
However, Fidelity’s FBTC experienced a net outflow of $188.9 million, making the overall data somewhat complex. Grayscale’s GBTC also saw an outflow of $36.4 million. From this trend, it appears that the market is reallocating Bitcoin exposure internally, with funds moving between different products.
Why is FBTC still bleeding? I find it a bit hard to understand.
Four consecutive days of net inflow, this time might really be different.
Institutions are making choices, indicating there is still some differentiation.
Gray scale's stuff is still in demand, not bad.
IBIT is so fierce, are institutions really going all in?
Wait, is this a big player switching horses?
Actually, it's just funds shifting positions, not that optimistic.
Four consecutive days of inflow sound good, but GBTC is also selling...
The institutions' choices today will be the retail investors' farmland tomorrow.
IBIT's explosive rise indicates that money is concentrating at the top; small products simply can't catch up.
In this market, who profits and who loses is hard to say.
Grayscale is squeezing itself, huh...
Funds are re-voting, this signal is a bit interesting
Four consecutive days of net inflow, is the main upward wave coming?
FBTC has flowed out so much, is someone trying to run?
Let's see how many more days they can hold on
Why is FBTC still crashing?
Large funds are playing the chair game.
Grayscale has really been abandoned in this wave.
Four consecutive days of net inflow, now there's something to watch.
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IBIT is bleeding heavily, are FBTC investors gradually waking up?
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Four consecutive days of net inflow sound good, but the flow is really scattered...
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Grayscale, Fidelity, iShares are competing with each other, retail investors are confused
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FBTC is experiencing a $180 million outflow in one day. What's going on?
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Funds are competing between different products. Basically, they are looking for the optimal solution.
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Are institutions switching tracks? IBIT is so attractive.
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Four consecutive inflows are useless; outflows are also fierce.
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Internal ETF reshuffling—let's see who can survive until the end.
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The $310 million inflow into IBIT supports half the sky, the rest are just supporting roles.
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Wait, FBTC outflow of 189 million... Is it a sale or what the hell
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Four consecutive days of net inflow, it looks like it's about to take off but something feels off
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Funds are re-choosing sides, this is the real big show
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Grayscale GBTC is still flowing out, which is a bit concerning
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IBIT is leading the pack, other products are just the supporting cast
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Institutions are dancing, retail investors are watching the show