TLDR
IBIT saw at least about $113 million of outflows so far this week (Monday to today, UTC), with a confirmed $113 million day on Thursday and an ongoing multi?week outflow streak. report
- Thursdays IBIT outflow was about $113 million, the largest single?day move this week. report
- IBIT is on a sixth straight negative week after over $2.7 billion left in the prior five weeks. market update
- Flows are pressured by unwinding basis trades and defensiveness, not just price. analysis
Deep Dive
1. Week-To-Date Number
The only quantified day this week in the sources is Thursday, with about $113 million out of IBIT. This was the lions share of the days spot Bitcoin ETF outflows. The exact week?to?date total is not fully tabulated in these reports, so the minimum confirmed outflow is that $113 million print. report
- If you need the precise week total, it requires summing each days IBIT prints from a flow tracker; the articles above confirm the large Thursday outflow but do not list all days.
Treat $113 million as a floor for the weeks outflow unless additional daily prints are confirmed.
2. Streak Context
IBIT remains in a multi?week outflow regime. Across the five weeks ending Nov 28, investors withdrew over $2.7 billion, and with Thursdays additional redemptions, the fund is tracking a sixth straight negative week. This frames this weeks outflows within a broader reversal from earlier persistent inflows. market update
- Parallel coverage highlighted the same $2.7 billion over five weeks and the new $113 million day as the latest leg of that streak. market brief
The weekly outflow is part of a sustained trend, signaling cooler fresh capital allocation into BTC via IBIT.
3. Drivers To Watch
Analysts attribute the negative prints to unwinding of basis trades (spot ETF long versus futures short), along with a more cautious macro stance. That explains why flows can be negative even when price stabilizes. analysis
- This aligns with broader commentary that flows, not short?term price, are steering directionality in the near term. market brief
For near?term tone, flows are a key tell; a flip back to net inflows would be a cleaner signal than price alone.
Conclusion
The best confirmed figure for this week is a floor: about $113 million out of IBIT on Thursday, within a six?week outflow phase that followed $2.7 billion leaving over the prior five weeks. Until we see daily prints reverse, the flow backdrop remains a headwind for sentiment even if price chops or bounces.
