Spot Bitcoin 
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$3,247 ETFs in the United States continue to experience significant net outflows. On December 30, a total of $426 million in net outflows was recorded from spot Bitcoin ETFs. This trend has drawn attention due to consecutive net outflows observed over two days. Additionally, Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF, GBTC, reported a daily net outflow of $135 million, bringing its total historical net outflows to $21.487 billion.
Spot Ethereum ETFs Show a Change
Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs are also in the spotlight due to net outflows. Data indicates that on December 30, the total net outflow from spot Ethereum ETFs was $55.4094 million.
This marks the first net outflow following a four-day period of net inflows. Grayscale’s Ethereum ETF, ETHE, also reported a net outflow of $17.3633 million on the same day.
Market Dynamics for Cryptocurrency ETFs
The outflows from these ETFs suggest a shift in investor behavior within the cryptocurrency market. The inflows and outflows in spot ETFs are closely related to the overall market fluctuations and investor expectations for the future.
The consecutive outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs over two days may indicate negative market sentiment. Similarly, the outflows from spot Ethereum ETFs highlight the uncertainty regarding the future price of the largest altcoin.
Investors are closely monitoring these movements within the ETF market. The overall trend in spot ETFs gains significance within a broader market context. Experts are evaluating the implications of these outflows on market movements, warning that continued outflows could deepen declines in the cryptocurrency market.
