ChainCatcher reports that, according to Trader T, Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $410.57 million, significantly up from $275.81 million the previous day.
BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC lead the outflow list, with $157.76 million and $104.13 million respectively. Other major ETF products also show outflows, including Ark ARKB ($31.55 million), Grayscale GBTC ($59.12 million), and Grayscale Mini BTC ($33.54 million).
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