Bitcoin spot ETF sees a net inflow of $457 million in a single day, with Fidelity FBTC leading institutional entry

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【Chain Wen】Latest data shows that yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a significant influx of funds—single-day net inflow reached $457 million.

In this rally, Fidelity’s FBTC performed the best, attracting $391 million in a single day, with the total historical net inflow reaching $12.363 billion. Following closely is BlackRock’s IBIT, which saw an inflow of $111 million yesterday, with the total historical net inflow reaching an impressive $62.632 billion—this figure clearly indicates the strong confidence of institutional giants in Bitcoin.

However, some products experienced slight outflows. Ark Invest and 21Shares’ joint product ARKB had a net outflow of $36.9629 million yesterday, but the total cumulative net inflow remains at $1.651 billion, and the overall trend continues upward.

From a macro perspective, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs has reached $112.574 billion, with the total cumulative net inflow surpassing $57.727 billion. Interestingly, the total market value of these ETFs now accounts for 6.57% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization, indicating that institutional allocation is gradually strengthening.

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NightAirdroppervip
· 12-18 05:30
Fidelity is once again aggressively accumulating, they are really about to get on board. BlackRock's 62.6 billion is basically telling retail investors, stop messing around, following institutions is the right move. ARKB experienced a decline yesterday, it seems some people are reducing their holdings, but the overall trend hasn't changed. Institutions playing like this, Bitcoin is truly likely to break through.
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All-InQueenvip
· 12-18 05:30
Fidelity is really going all out with Bitcoin spot ETFs, $391 million in a single day? That's crazy. The scale of old institutions like BlackRock entering the market is truly terrifying, $62.6 billion... I can't even imagine. ARKB is a bit slipping, but it's nothing major, the overall trend is clear. Institutions are really making moves, they're not just playing around. These numbers are making my eyes blur, with a total scale of over $110 billion... Fidelity's FBTC is really fierce, it's almost like bloodsucking. It feels like the institutional bottom-fishing trend is getting stronger and stronger.
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SigmaValidatorvip
· 12-18 05:28
Fidelity is about to dominate, with 391 million directly taking off in a day Institutions really aren't holding back; when it comes to BTC, it's all about money Why is ARKB still bleeding? It seems not all products can ride this wave of profit This scale of over 100 billion shows that the story is far from over BlackRock's total of 62.6 billion, so why are there still people saying institutions are not optimistic
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 12-18 05:28
Fidelity is holding a big move, absorbing 391 million in one day, and we still need to keep watching. Damn IBIT with 62.6 billion, this is institutional influence, retail investors can only sip the soup. ARKB retracing? No worries, the net inflow is still there, indicating a solid foundation. With a scale of 112.5 billion, this thing can no longer be ignored, traditional finance has truly accepted it. The spot ETF, it feels like just the beginning, and it will become more competitive later. Fidelity has overtaken BlackRock? Interesting, this competition is far from over. A single-day volume of 457 million, not too much, not too little, but at least it shows there are still people willing to take the plunge.
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 12-18 05:09
Fidelity absorbs 391 million in one day, why not just buy a small country instead BlackRock's 62.6 billion is truly impressive, my small retail account is envious ARKB is experiencing outflows, it's rare to see ARK taking a hit too Institutions are really treating BTC as an ATM with this move Retail investors like us are still debating whether to buy or not, they've already invested hundreds of billions, the gap is really huge
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