BlackRock ETF Two-Week Data: $270 Million BTC Outflow, $220 Million ETH Inflow

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[BlockBeats] The performance of BlackRock’s ETF products over the past two weeks has been quite interesting.

First, let’s talk about IBIT (spot Bitcoin ETF), which saw a total net outflow of $275.6 million. December 2nd was the worst day, with a single-day outflow of $88.7 million; however, there was also a highlight on November 24th, with a single-day inflow of $92.6 million. All in all, it’s still in a net outflow state.

Now, looking at Ethereum—it’s the complete opposite. BlackRock’s spot ETH ETF attracted $222.9 million over the past two weeks. The contrast is clear: Bitcoin is bleeding, while Ethereum is attracting capital.

The data speaks for itself. During the same period, the ETH/BTC exchange rate rose by 5.77%, a clear sign that capital is voting with its feet. The market trend may be quietly shifting direction; at least in the short term, Ethereum’s appeal is on the rise.

Of course, this is just a two-week snapshot and doesn’t represent a long-term trend. But this divergence in capital flow is definitely worth paying extra attention to.

BTC-1.58%
ETH-3.35%
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 12-05 13:32
Well, this move is pretty impressive. BTC is flowing out while ETH is attracting funds—capital is voting with its feet.
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SelfStakingvip
· 12-05 13:32
Are the market makers starting to dump Bitcoin? Ethereum has really made a comeback this time. --- Whales are running from BTC, be careful not to get trapped trying to buy the dip. --- Wow, this is a reverse move... Has ETH really turned things around? --- Such a huge contrast in just two weeks, the market trend is changing insanely fast. --- BTC outflow of 270 million sounds painful... ETH caught quite a bit of it. --- Capital is voting with its feet, this is interesting. --- Let’s see if this momentum can be maintained, hope it doesn’t reverse again. --- With BlackRock making moves like this, retail investors are left in the dust. --- ETH is absorbing capital while BTC is bleeding out, the divergence is really obvious. --- Is this just short-term speculation or a true shift? Need to keep watching.
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DuskSurfervip
· 12-05 13:28
Bitcoin is bleeding, while Ethereum is attracting capital—this contrast is really something. Black swans are everywhere, and all the funds are flowing into Ethereum. What’s going on with BTC? A net outflow of $270 million in just two weeks—has BlackRock lost interest in Bitcoin too? ETH’s capital inflow is pretty fierce this round, with a 5.77% increase—institutions really are switching tracks. Outflow is outflow, whatever. I’m still hodling—no big deal in the long run. With such obvious capital divergence, I really need to pay more attention or risk getting rekt. Is Ethereum’s appeal rising? Then I need to reassess my portfolio. Bitcoin’s recent performance is really starting to fall apart.
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NFTRegrettervip
· 12-05 13:25
Oh no, BTC is bleeding again, this trend feels a bit off. ETH, on the other hand, has been quietly attracting capital these past two weeks. Is the money really starting to shift its interest? Trying to spot a trend in just two weeks is a bit rushed, but the contrast is really striking. Let's see if things can stabilize next—feels like there are signs of a shift coming.
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AirdropHustlervip
· 12-05 13:25
Is this true? BTC is bleeding while ETH is absorbing capital? Feels like big money is quietly rotating positions.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 12-05 13:20
Money is moving, it's really moving. Bitcoin is flowing out, Ethereum is attracting capital—that's just the market's temperament... The smart money has long since started bottom-fishing over there. --- It's just a snapshot of two weeks, don't let these fluctuations fool you. How many times have we seen sudden reversals? Cycle within cycles—in the end, it all comes down to one logic: only those who survive are winners. --- Capital divergence is often just a small breath before a major plunge. History repeats itself, and human nature never changes. --- Ethereum attracting capital... heh, who made it sound so nice? It's just the bagholder effect after the Bitcoin sell-off. The ones chasing risk are always the last batch. --- ETH rises 5.77% and people start talking about a trend reversal—this market's imagination is really... cheap. No bottom logic, but the storytelling is smooth. --- The ones bleeding are bleeding, and those attracting capital aren't necessarily safe either. What can two weeks of data really tell you? Stay calm.
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GasFeeLadyvip
· 12-05 13:05
ngl the divergence here is giving major market rotation vibes... btc bleeding while eth vacuums up capital? that's not random noise, that's institutional recalibration happening in real time.
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