Bitcoin spot ETFs saw investors reshuffle their positions on December 22 leading to a combined net outflow of around $142 million, according to data from So Value reported by ChainCatcher. The movement wasn’t one-sided. BlackRock’s IBIT managed to swim against the current, bringing in just under $6 million on the day and extending its already massive cumulative inflows to more than $62 billion. Meanwhile, Bitwise BITB felt the most pressure, with roughly $35 million leaving the fund, even though its long-term inflows remain solid at over $2.1 billion.

Zooming out, the Bitcoin spot ETF market is still sizable despite the short-term pullback. Together, these funds now hold close to $115 billion in assets, representing about 6.5% of Bitcoin’s total market value. Since launch, net inflows across all spot ETFs have grown to roughly $57.26 billion, underscoring that while daily flows can swing, institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure remains firmly in place.$BTC

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