2026-01-08 05:28:50

According to on-chain data, on January 7th, Eastern Time, there was a noticeable wave of capital withdrawal from the Bitcoin spot ETF—total net outflows reached $486 million. Among them, the FBTC product launched by Fidelity became the "main force" of daily outflows, with an outflow amount of up to $248 million.

However, from a historical perspective, FBTC's performance remains quite impressive. Since its launch, this ETF has accumulated a net inflow of $11.835 billion, indicating that institutional investors' recognition of it remains relatively stable. The outflow yesterday may be a short-term market fluctuation adjustment, and further observation of subsequent capital movements is needed.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-11 01:31

Sell on the rebound, and this time is no exception. Institutions are fleeing, still talking about historical data, still need to observe... there will always be lower points.

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SolidityJester

· 01-10 15:42

The people selling off in the bear market are here, waiting to buy the dip.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-09 09:42

486 million dollars evaporated overnight, this wave is really someone liquidating their position Short-term fluctuations are not to be feared, 11.8 billion in net inflow is still there FBTC is still stable, just scaring people Here we go again, institutions are moving in and out, retail investors' mentality is exploding Fidelity's outflow this time is so fierce, there must be more stories behind it Monitoring capital movements, I’ve seen this routine many times, the real opportunity is in the rebound A daily outflow of 248 million is indeed scary, but look at the cumulative net inflow... not afraid Just waiting for the moment to reverse and buy the dip, don’t panic Institutional money really knows how to play, they leave without a second thought This is the usual operation in the crypto circle, don’t pretend you haven’t seen it

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-08 05:59

$486 million run away, now this is getting interesting Although FBTC was bottomed out, short-term volatility is really annoying This wave of adjustment depends on how it develops later; a net inflow of $11.8 billion is not given for nothing Wait, do institutions really still believe...

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FUDwatcher

· 01-08 05:59

4.86 billion dollars outflow, is Fidelity bottoming out or fleeing? --- 118 billion net inflow supports the market, a few hundred million outflow in a day is just a small matter --- Is this slight fluctuation still called "obvious capital withdrawal"? Those who have seen big storms are not panicking --- This wave of FBTC is institutions adjusting their positions, don’t mistake technical adjustments for a bearish signal --- Short-term outflows and long-term inflows, this is the true logic of institutions --- Bottoming in a bear market, reducing positions in a bull market, these are normal operations, nothing newsworthy --- Is Fidelity bottoming out a sign of approval or disapproval? The numbers will tell --- Behind the 11.8 billion historical inflow is the genuine vote of confidence from institutions --- Capital withdrawal? I’m more concerned about whether there will be even stronger inflows later --- Is this escape truly an adjustment or an early prediction of something? It’s a bit uncertain

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-08 05:55

$486 million run, is Fidelity clearing out? --- 118 billion in size, a small shake, but the key is what happens next --- Short-term volatility? I think someone knows something we don't --- Fidelity outflow of $248 million, this pace doesn't seem right --- Accumulated 11.8 billion now wanting to vomit? What tricks are the institutions playing --- Short-term adjustment, this is testing the bottom --- I just want to know if the institutions' chips are being dumped --- FBTC has been absorbing and now starting to bleed, this turn of events is too fast --- The key still depends on the subsequent flow; it's too early to say anything now

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-08 05:47

11.8 billion in, 248 million out. I’ve calculated this ratio, and it really can't drop much. If institutions aren't panicking, I won't panic either.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-08 05:41

486 million ran away, Fidelity really couldn't hold on this time With a foundation of 11.8 billion, it's a small scene, let's keep watching It's just short-term fluctuations again, I'm tired of hearing this term Institutions are like this, they run at the slightest wind FBTC is still stable, not going to collapse Now the real show begins

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AirdropATM

· 01-08 05:41

486 million has been released. Is Fidelity this time just shaking things up? --- The 11.8 billion base is still there; a day's fluctuation is nothing. --- Just a short-term adjustment, institutions are not that weak. --- FBTC has withdrawn so much? That's a bit alarming... --- Wait, is this the rhythm of bottom-fishing? --- 118 billion vs 2.48 billion, not a big deal. --- Fidelity is probably just shaking the market, really. --- Fund flow is the key; data speaks for itself. --- It's just volatility and adjustments again. We're tired of seeing it. --- Institutions leaving? Let them leave. We're still here.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-08 05:36

Institutions are withdrawing one after another, is this bear market really coming... --- FBTC only outflowed 248 million, compared to a volume of 11.8 billion, it's not a big deal, continue holding positions no problem --- Starting to cut losses again? This wave is definitely big players dumping, retail investors catching the knife --- What short-term adjustment? I think it's going to break below 28k, those who need to stop-loss, do it quickly --- The 11.8 billion foundation is right here, small fluctuations shouldn't panic, just accumulate if you want --- I just want to know if big institutions knew some news in advance, why are they so taciturn in running away --- Fidelity's FBTC has moved some funds, but in the long run, it still depends on it, betting on it --- Outflow of 486 million in one day? Hmm, this number doesn't look particularly scary, maybe the Federal Reserve is planning some tricks again --- Still watching the follow-up? The follow-up is just a continuous decline, don't fool yourself

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