Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs rebound in December: $341 million inflow, led by IBIT

PriceOracleFairy · 2025-12-13T12:00:10+00:00

In December 2025, US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw a rebound, with a total inflow of $341 million. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $198 million, performing outstandingly. After a severe correction in November, market sentiment quickly recovered, and investor confidence was restored.

PriceOracleFairy

2025-12-13 12:00:10

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【Crypto World】The US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced a rebound in December 2025. According to data, these two types of products saw a total inflow of $341 million in that month, with Bitcoin ETFs performing more prominently — attracting $198 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT product. Ethereum ETFs followed closely, recording a net inflow of $143.35 million.

This rebound is especially valuable. Looking back at November, both products faced a severe correction. Bitcoin ETF market capitalization shrank by $3.48 billion, and Ethereum ETFs evaporated by $1.42 billion. From the decline to the rebound, the rapid change clearly shows how volatile market sentiment can be. The capital inflow in December indicates that investor confidence in these two major cryptocurrencies is recovering.

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-16 05:35

November's bloodbath was so brutal, only 340 million flowed back in December. It feels like everyone trying to bottom fish is just showing off muscle. IBIT is indeed steady this time, but that 143 million in Ethereum seems a bit stingy... Confidence recovery? I think they're still testing the bottom.

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GasFeeSobber

· 2025-12-13 12:30

November's crash really shattered my mentality. Now that I've only recovered 341 million, it's really not enough to watch. --- IBIT did indeed have some people bottom-fishing this time; BlackRock is also very perceptive. --- Is this just a small inflow? It seems like institutions haven't truly entered yet. --- Ethereum's rebound isn't as strong as Bitcoin's; the gap is getting bigger and bigger. --- 3.48 billion evaporated... Those who didn't escape now must be kicking themselves, haha. --- Rebound in December? Retail investors forget the lessons of November so quickly? --- Restoring confidence? I think they're still caught in a trap, bottom-fishing. --- What does IBIT leading the charge indicate? Are institutions still not optimistic about other products?

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GasWhisperer

· 2025-12-13 12:24

mempool whispers don't lie... that november bleed was brutal but watching december's inflow patterns? *chef's kiss* the fee structure during recovery tells you everything about where smart money's actually positioning. ibit leading the charge is predictable tbh, but eth bouncing back harder than expected... ngl that's the inefficiency i've been waiting to arbitrage

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ZenZKPlayer

· 2025-12-13 12:11

The market crashed in November, and I didn't dare check my account... Now that it has rebounded, should I continue to buy the dip? --- IBIT is really aggressive this time; BlackRock just knows how to ride the hype. --- Is this about restoring confidence? I think it's just that the funds have nowhere to go. --- 3.41 billion sounds like a lot, but in the entire market, this tiny splash can't make much waves. --- Ethereum's only up this much? It feels like Bitcoin has taken all the heat. --- Another month of tug-of-war; when will things finally stabilize? --- Is now the time to buy the dip or to take over the position... asking ten people gives ten different answers.

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EthSandwichHero

· 2025-12-13 12:07

Here comes the harvest again. Can IBIT really withstand this time? --- Evaporated 3.48 billion in just one month and then flowed back? This rebound is too flimsy. --- Big funds are playing a seesaw game; retail investors are basically the pawns. --- IBIT leading the charge sounds good, but isn't it just institutions flipping things around? --- After a bloodbath in November, they come back to accumulate; the routine remains the same. --- Wait, is it really inflow or just data looking good? --- Can this rebound last until the end of the year? Feels like another harvest is coming. --- What is BlackRock planning? This pace feels off. --- Confidence restoration? I only see the reparation of the supply side. --- 1.98 billion has come in, but who is selling?

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