Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $681 million last week, while BlackRock IBIT experienced a contrarian net inflow

ForkMonger · 2026-01-12T03:44:13+00:00

Recently, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced net capital outflows in the US Eastern Time from January 5 to 9, totaling $681 million. BlackRock's IBIT ETF attracted funds against the trend, while Fidelity's FBTC ETF faced significant outflows. The total ETF asset net value is $116.86 billion, accounting for 6.48% of the total Bitcoin market capitalization.

ForkMonger

2026-01-12 03:44:13

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【CoinPush】The Bitcoin spot ETF market experienced net capital outflows in the week from January 5 to 9, US Eastern Time. According to SoSoValue statistics, the total net outflow reached $681 million.

Looking at the performance of major products, the situation has diverged. Blackrock('s IBIT ETF is one of the few contrarian products, with a weekly net inflow of $25.86 million, continuing to attract funds. This product’s ability to attract capital remains strong, with a total historical net inflow reaching $62.41 billion.

In contrast, Fidelity)'s FBTC ETF experienced a significant capital outflow this week, with a weekly net outflow of $481 million, making it the product with the largest weekly outflow. However, in the long term, FBTC still maintains a total net inflow of $11.72 billion. Grayscale('s GBTC situation is more complex — with a weekly net outflow of $17.2 million, and its total accumulated net flow showing a net outflow, totaling $25.41 billion.

As of the time of publication, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs is $116.86 billion. This scale accounts for 6.48% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization. Looking at the entire lifecycle, the total net inflow in this sector has reached $56.40 billion.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 5h ago

BlackRock is aiming to dominate the industry. IBIT is still attracting funds while others are bleeding, and the gap is getting bigger and bigger.

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RetroHodler91

· 12h ago

Blackstone's move is truly outstanding; while everyone else is fleeing, it's still sucking blood... the gap is incredible.

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MEVvictim

· 12h ago

Blackstone is bleeding, while all other ETFs are flowing out. It's the only one entering the market. Truly remarkable.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 12h ago

Hmm... BlackRock is still attracting funds, while others are bleeding. That's the gap. --- BlackRock's net inflow of 624 billion is truly astonishing. No wonder it's always the focus of discussion. --- Another wave of selling is coming. Luckily, not all was dumped, or it would have been unsustainable. --- Why is IBIT still rising while other products are falling? The logic is a bit interesting. --- Over 600 million in outflows. Looks like some people are starting to give up... --- BlackRock's bottom-fishing ability is truly impressive. The more it drops, the more they buy. --- Spot ETF performance this week was a bit disappointing, but it's okay in the long term; no need to panic.

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