Last Friday, the BTC spot ETF continued to perform the familiar routine. BlackRock's exit actions noticeably accelerated, with aggressive selling pressure, and this money likely flowed into the US stock market to seek opportunities. Although other funds didn't show significant movements, the overall outflow pace is clearly accelerating.
Data speaks louder—during the 102nd week cycle, the net outflow of BTC spot ETFs exceeded 8,800 coins, while in the previous week (Week 101), this number was only 5,700 coins. The outflow volume nearly doubled.
Who are the main sellers? BlackRock investors account for the majority. The logic behind this move is quite clear: institutions are rebalancing, BTC holdings are shrinking, and US stocks might be more attractive.
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ProposalDetective
· 8h ago
BlackRock, are you running away? You've been crashing so hard, turns out US stocks are still more attractive. Retail investors like us are left to pick up the pieces, huh.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 16h ago
BlackRock is really running away, and the sharp sell-off makes me a bit heartbroken.
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It's the old trick of institutions cutting leeks again, but some still believe in the US stock market.
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Outflows doubled? Then this wave of BTC might be smashed through.
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Wait, did BlackRock really withdraw everything? Or are they just testing the bottom first?
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Institutional rebalancing is done, retail investors are still buying in.
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I think, this wave of fleeing from US stocks is unsustainable.
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With 8800 coins sold off, I’m heartbroken to death.
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BlackRock is moving so fast, who can keep up?
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Is it going to fall again? I might as well just lie flat.
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This data makes my scalp tingle; when will the accelerated outflows end?
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 16h ago
BlackRock, what's going on? Are they really starting to run away? I've experienced the 2018 disaster, and the way institutions cut losses is no different from retail investors. In the end, it's still the retail investors who get stuck with the losses.
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LightningHarvester
· 16h ago
BlackRock is about to run away, dumping 8,800 Bitcoins. Institutional money really can leave at will.
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tx_pending_forever
· 16h ago
BlackRock is really dumping, with 8,800 coins flowing out and doubling... This pace is a bit rapid, probably seeing opportunities on the US stock market.
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PessimisticLayer
· 16h ago
BlackRock is selling off again, claiming that rebalancing is just because they no longer find BTC as attractive. The allure of the US stock market is indeed strong.
Last Friday, the BTC spot ETF continued to perform the familiar routine. BlackRock's exit actions noticeably accelerated, with aggressive selling pressure, and this money likely flowed into the US stock market to seek opportunities. Although other funds didn't show significant movements, the overall outflow pace is clearly accelerating.
Data speaks louder—during the 102nd week cycle, the net outflow of BTC spot ETFs exceeded 8,800 coins, while in the previous week (Week 101), this number was only 5,700 coins. The outflow volume nearly doubled.
Who are the main sellers? BlackRock investors account for the majority. The logic behind this move is quite clear: institutions are rebalancing, BTC holdings are shrinking, and US stocks might be more attractive.