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U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $782 Million Weekly Outflows as Holiday Redemptions Concentrate in Major Funds

Traders largely view the pullback as a holiday-liquidity effect likely to fade in early January.

Overview

  • SoSoValue data show $782 million in net redemptions from Dec. 22–26, including a $276 million single-day exit led by BlackRock’s IBIT (~$193 million) and Fidelity’s FBTC (~$74 million).
  • Total assets for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs declined to roughly $113.5–$113.83 billion, down from peaks above $120 billion earlier in December.
  • The selling ran for six consecutive sessions, with cumulative withdrawals across the streak exceeding $1.1 billion.
  • Bitcoin’s price stayed relatively resilient in a tight $85,000–$92,000 range, briefly revisiting $90,000 despite the fund outflows.
  • Analysts cite holiday positioning and thin liquidity for the week’s moves, while longer-term indicators show cooling institutional participation since November even as cumulative net inflows since 2024 remain near $56.9 billion.