[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.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 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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SelfStaking
· 12-05 13:32
Are the market makers starting to dump Bitcoin? Ethereum has really made a comeback this time.
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Whales are running from BTC, be careful not to get trapped trying to buy the dip.
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Wow, this is a reverse move... Has ETH really turned things around?
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Such a huge contrast in just two weeks, the market trend is changing insanely fast.
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BTC outflow of 270 million sounds painful... ETH caught quite a bit of it.
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Capital is voting with its feet, this is interesting.
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Let’s see if this momentum can be maintained, hope it doesn’t reverse again.
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With BlackRock making moves like this, retail investors are left in the dust.
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ETH is absorbing capital while BTC is bleeding out, the divergence is really obvious.
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Is this just short-term speculation or a true shift? Need to keep watching.
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DuskSurfer
· 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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NFTRegretter
· 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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AirdropHustler
· 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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BearMarketMonk
· 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.
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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.
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Capital divergence is often just a small breath before a major plunge. History repeats itself, and human nature never changes.
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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.
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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.
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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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GasFeeLady
· 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.
BlackRock ETF Two-Week Data: $270 Million BTC Outflow, $220 Million ETH Inflow
[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.