2026-01-07 17:27:37

An interesting shift in funds occurred during yesterday's trading. Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $312 million, but this capital did not completely exit — on the same day, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $228 million. It appears that institutional investors are adjusting their exposure between the two leading asset management companies' Bitcoin holdings. What does this reflect? On one hand, the Bitcoin ETF market still attracts institutional funds; on the other hand, investors' allocation strategies across different platforms are quietly changing. This kind of large-scale capital flow often indicates a subtle attitude adjustment among market participants regarding the subsequent market trend.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 23h ago

Blackstone is bleeding again; institutions are so pragmatic—whoever is leading, they lean towards them.

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ForkLibertarian

· 01-10 03:34

Funds are dancing between Fidelity and BlackRock, this is what you call smart money's choice. Institutions are still playing musical chairs; the real market signals are probably behind the scenes. BlackRock takes the meat, Fidelity spits out the bones; the difference is quite significant. Switching? Basically, it's a bet on the future market; it still depends on how the coin price moves. What do the inflows and outflows imply? This is the process of a game of strategy. 312vs228, seemingly balanced but actually each has their own plans; just watch the show. Institutions really know how to play; retail investors can only follow the trend.

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wagmi_eventually

· 01-07 17:55

Institutions are ditching Fidelity? It seems that big players are all piling into BlackRock. What are they betting on?

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-07 17:45

Blackstone is secretly bottom-fishing again? From 312 to 228... Funds are played around like this. It looks lively, but it's actually the same group of people flipping things around.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-07 17:44

Funds are shifting between Fidelity and BlackRock. To put it simply, institutions are rebalancing their portfolios. The recent flow changes are indeed interesting.

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Ramen_Until_Rich