This marked a sharp increase from the previous high of $188.7 million in outflows recorded on Christmas Eve. Trading volume for the day reached $2.26 billion.
BlackRock’s (NYSE:BLK) iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NYSEARCA:IBIT) saw its largest single-day outflow yet on Thursday as investors pulled out a net $332.6 million from the fund.
This marks a sharp increase from the previous high of $188.7 million in outflows, which were recorded on Christmas Eve. Trading volume for the day reached $2.26 billion.
According to Neal Wen, Head of Global Business Development at Kronos Research, this activity could be driven by institutional portfolio rebalancing.
"Such shifts are usually tied to adjustments in asset allocation, which may be influenced by broader market conditions or Bitcoin's recent price movements," Wen explained.
Despite these outflows, IBIT remains the clear top spot Bitcoin ETF, having attracted a total of $36.9 billion in net inflows and managing nearly $53.5 billion in assets.
However, its performance in recent weeks has been less robust compared to earlier in December, when Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $108,135.
Other Bitcoin ETFs, on the other hand, saw moderate inflows. Bitwise’s BITB led the way with $48.3 million, followed by $36.2 million into Fidelity’s FBTC.
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