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US spot Bitcoin ETF sees $683 million net outflow last week…trading value rebounds
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Summary
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a $683 million net outflow last week, it said.
- Over the same period, trading value came in at about $20 billion, indicating trading activity resumed versus the previous week, it said.
- Despite the recovery in trading value, the net outflow remains large, prompting assessments that institutional flows are staying cautious, it said.
Outflows from US spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued, while trading value showed signs of recovering.
According to Trader T on the 12th (local time), US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of $683 million last week (about KRW 998.6 billion). Over the same period, trading value totaled about $20 billion, suggesting a resumption of trading activity from the prior week.
Flows diverged by issuer. BlackRock recorded a $24 million net inflow, while Fidelity saw $481 million pulled out. Grayscale also posted a $194 million net outflow.
Market participants interpret the rebound in trading value as a signal of rising short-term price volatility and increased trading demand, but with net outflows still sizeable, assessments point to institutional flows maintaining a cautious bias. Whether outflows ease going forward is being cited as a key variable for gauging stability in the spot Bitcoin ETF market.
