TLDR
The biggest crypto ETF flows on the latest finalized day (Dec 4, ET) were outflows from iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC).
- IBIT saw about $113 million in net outflows on Dec 4, per SoSoValue data cited in a market update. details
- FBTC logged roughly $54.2 million in outflows the same day. breakdown
- Category note. Bitcoin spot ETFs totaled about $195 million in net outflows Dec 4, while Ether ETFs flipped from +$140 million (Dec 3) to a -$41.5 million day (Dec 4). context
Deep Dive
1. Largest Bitcoin Moves
IBIT had the biggest single-fund move on Dec 4 with about $112.9$113 million in redemptions, and FBTC followed at roughly $54.2 million. Other outflows included VanEck HODL (~$14.3 million), Grayscale GBTC (~$10.1 million), and Bitwise BITB (~$3.0 million). These figures reflect a broad risk?off day for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. issuer breakdown Earlier in the week, daily prints showed net inflows (for example, Dec 2 posted +$58.5 million overall with IBIT +$120.1 million), underscoring how flows can swing day to day. prior day snapshot
When the biggest funds swing to outflows, it often dominates the daily net number and can pressure near?term spot demand.
2. Ether And Other Crypto ETFs
Ether ETFs were positive on Dec 3 (about +$140.2 million) then flipped negative on Dec 4 (about -$41.5 million). On the positive day (Dec 3), BlackRock and Fidelity were reported as leading contributors, while the next day saw reversals at the category level. daily ETH flows Solana ETFs showed mixed and smaller prints around the same window, indicating rotating risk within crypto ETF products. cross?category update
Cross?asset rotations are active. When BTC flows are negative, capital does not automatically move to ETH or SOL; the categories can diverge day to day.
3. Interpreting The Tape
Across recent sessions, the category has oscillated between modest inflows and sizable outflows. The latest outflow day (Dec 4) totaled about $195 million for Bitcoin ETFs, with the largest moves concentrated in the biggest funds (IBIT, FBTC). day tally Recent summaries also noted earlier weekly inflows after a four?week outflow stretch, keeping cumulative net inflows since launch elevated and assets under management near the $120 billion area for BTC ETFs. weekly and AUM context
The dominant driver is still BTC ETF demand. Large single?fund swings can change the days net direction, so watching IBIT and FBTC often gives the earliest read.
Conclusion
On the latest finalized day (Dec 4, ET), the biggest flows were outflows led by IBIT and FBTC, producing a roughly $195 million net outflow for Bitcoin ETFs. If you are tracking today, note that issuers and trackers typically publish final prints with a short delay; check the same sources later in the session for the updated days breakdown.
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