U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs posted a combined inflow of $223.5 million on December 10, marking the strongest single-day result in nearly three weeks, according to data from Farside Investors. The rebound comes after several sessions marked by elevated outflows and muted activity across multiple products.
The inflow follows a period of reduced momentum, including $195 million in outflows recorded on December 4. The latest session placed BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC at the forefront, drawing 192.9 million dollars and 30.6 million dollars respectively. Other issuers reported flat flow activity, although the contributions from the two leading funds were enough to drive the daily total to its highest level since late November.
The move coincided with a marked recovery in the asset’s price, which climbed back above the 90,000-dollar level during the Tuesday session. Bitcoin ETFs had faced selling pressure earlier in the month, yet the new inflow has drawn fresh attention from institutional participants monitoring the market’s momentum.
Source: Farside Investors / Market data
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