TLDR
The biggest daily outflow in the latest available update was Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) at about $104 million (Dec 11), per a Binance post citing SoSoValue.
- BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw about $76.70 million inflows the same day, according to the post above.
- Aggregate daily net flows were roughly -$77.5 million for Bitcoin ETFs and -$42.3 million for Ethereum ETFs on Dec 12, per a market daybook.
Deep Dive
1. Largest Single Outflow
Fidelitys FBTC recorded the largest single?day outflow in the latest daily snapshot at roughly $104 million (Dec 11). The same update shows IBIT with a sizable inflow, highlighting rotation between issuers rather than a uniform exit across funds. See the Binance post citing SoSoValue.
Outflows concentrated in one ETF can reflect investor switching rather than purely bearish sentiment. Watch whether flows shift to peers or leave the complex.
2. Aggregate Flows Context
Daily totals around that period showed Bitcoin ETFs at -$77.5 million and Ethereum ETFs at -$42.3 million (Dec 12), per a U.S. market daybook update from a major news outlet at the time. See the market daybook.
Modest net outflows at the aggregate level can still coexist with inflows into some funds. The breadth of flows matters more than one headline figure.
3. Rotation, Not Just Risk-Off
On the day FBTC led outflows, IBIT logged about $76.70 million of inflows and BITB about $8.44 million, per the post above. This indicates investor reallocations across issuers during mixed sessions rather than a wholesale exit from crypto ETFs.
If you track sentiment, focus on net flows across the complex and the leaders by magnitude (both inflows and outflows), not just a single fund.
Conclusion
Todays best available daily detail shows FBTC had the largest single?fund outflow (about $104 million on Dec 11), while peers like IBIT took in inflows per the post above. Net totals around the period were mildly negative for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The key takeaway is rotation across issuers can dominate single?day rankings; monitor whether negative totals persist across the complex or concentrate in a few funds.
