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The funding situation for the Bitcoin Spot ETF has finally shown some improvement.



Last week (November 24-28, Eastern Time), these ETF products recorded a net inflow of $70.05 million, breaking a four-week streak of capital outflow. This shift was not particularly strong, but at least it halted the bleeding.

Looking closely at the performance of various companies, Fidelity's FBTC stands out — attracting $230 million in a single week, supporting more than half of the entire market. As of now, the cumulative net inflow of FBTC since its launch has surpassed the $12.03 billion mark.

The data from other exchanges is not as impressive, with some experiencing slight inflows while others continue to see outflows. Is this wave of funds coming back a tentative return or a signal of a trend reversal? The market is still observing.
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PumpAnalystvip
· 13h ago
Fidelity's capital-raising this time is truly impressive, over 12 billion! But others are still experiencing outflows... This is probably the market maker's rhythm in building a bottom, right?[思考] FBTC's weekly influx of 230 million directly supports half the market, indicating that institutions are buying the dip, but don't be fooled by this rebound; the likelihood of a tentative return is greater, risk control is the top priority. I was just looking at the technicals; the momentum has halted, but it’s far from a reversal. Suckers, don’t enter a position just yet; let’s see if the 1-hour K really stabilizes before making a decision. In the past few weeks, the outflows have been so severe, and now a little inflow is being blown out of proportion; the market sentiment is still too fragile. My suggestion is to wait and see, not to get on board. Fidelity is playing chess while others are bleeding; the gap is obvious, but who knows if it will reverse later? The market is just so irrational.
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BitcoinDaddyvip
· 13h ago
Fidelity's move this time is really amazing, FBTC alone has taken down more than half of the entire market, how can the others compete? --- Finally stopped the bleeding, just afraid it will be a flash in the pan. --- 230 million, this is what institutional recognition looks like, retail investors take it slow. --- Let's wait and see, one week's data doesn't explain much, we need several weeks of stability to be meaningful. --- FBTC taking off was truly unexpected, Fidelity's strategy is indeed brilliant. --- Are the others still flowing out? It shows that the market hasn't fully warmed up yet, still in a wait-and-see mode. --- Over 12 billion accumulated inflow, this indicates that the attitude of U.S. institutions towards Bitcoin has really changed. --- Tentative inflow? I see it as institutions laying out their strategies, the winter is about to pass. --- This is only 70 million, not too exciting, it's all small money.
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Layer2Observervip
· 13h ago
Fidelity's 230 million this week indeed supports the scene, but to be honest, the overall 70 million inflow is still quite mild, and we need to see if it can continue.
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OldLeekConfessionvip
· 13h ago
Fidelity has bled again, FBTC is really amazing, one company holds up half the sky, why are the other products pumping so much?
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