2025-12-31 07:25:54

The days of Bitcoin spot ETFs are not easy. Recently, the product issued by this leading institution has seen capital outflows become the norm—over the past 10 weeks, there have been 8 weeks of bleeding, and the asset management scale has been cut nearly by one-third from its all-time high.

More shocking data has arrived: since its inception, this fund has only experienced capital outflows in a single week 20 times, but nearly half of those have occurred in the past 10 weeks. In other words, the rare scene that used to be seen only every few months has now become a new normal of once every two weeks.

What’s behind this? It could be investor anxiety over price movements, or it could be large institutional position adjustments. In any case, this shift in flow indeed reflects a subtle change in market sentiment.

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DegenGambler

· 5h ago

Starting to cut losses again, I really can't stand this wave. A one-third cut? Should have sold earlier, it's too late now. Institutions are also fleeing? Then we retail investors should withdraw even more. Bleeding every two weeks... market sentiment is truly terrible. That's why I added short hedges early on, understand? Price anxiety is real, but if this outflow continues, it will be even more terrifying. Historical high-level cut in half... ETFs are a bit disappointing. Big institutions are adjusting their positions, and we're still holding on? It feels like it's about to break bottom; who still insists on holding?

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DefiOldTrickster

· 5h ago

Ha, so this is the new trick institutions use to wipe out retail investors... Looks like spot ETFs are not a guaranteed safe bet either. --- Cut by one-third? Really? What about my BTC bought at 1700 bucks... --- Bleeding every two weeks has become the norm. I've seen through it long ago—this is a signal that big players are preparing to liquidate in the next round. --- Anxious? Bro, this is smart money fleeing, retail investors are still hesitating. --- At a historic high, cut in half—these numbers look like someone is deliberately dumping, or maybe the market has truly changed its mind. --- Bleeding for 10 weeks, 8 weeks—I've seen this flow before... Every time this happens, there's a big move. Just wait.

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DegenDreamer

· 5h ago

They're at it again, cutting the leeks. Are they really running away?

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NullWhisperer

· 5h ago

technically speaking, half the outflows in 10 weeks? that's not anxiety, that's a pattern shift screaming for audit. something broke in the machinery.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 5h ago

Damn, they're harvesting more profits again.

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bridge_anxiety

· 5h ago

One-third cut? Oh my, how many people must be scared away. --- Both anxiousness and rebalancing, in other words, just lack of confidence. --- Bleeding every two weeks... this pace makes me feel like the Bitcoin spot ETF is going to cool off. --- Are institutions fleeing? Or are retail investors cutting losses? Anyway, neither situation looks good. --- From once every few months to every two weeks, I really didn't see this change coming. --- Wait, is this data indicating that market sentiment has changed or that this fund itself has issues? --- Asset size halved; if I were in their shoes, I’d also be fleeing. --- Why does it feel like all institutional products end up like this? --- Anxiousness, rebalancing... ultimately, it’s just because they can’t understand this market.

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MetaDreamer

· 6h ago

Oh my god, a one-third cut, how many people will be scared to death? Wait, are institutions selling off? Are retail investors still standing there foolishly? Really? Bleeding every two weeks has become the norm? This rhythm feels off. What anxiety? It's just a lack of confidence, it's almost all out in the open. It seems like big institutions are quietly adjusting their positions, and us retail investors are still just watching the show. But this data does indeed reveal some issues; market sentiment can change suddenly. I just want to know where the money that ran out went—another ETF?

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