Bitcoin ETFs Slip Into Red With $60.48M Outflows, IBIT Remains Only Bright Spot

Bitcoin ETFs slipped into negative territory on December 8, 2025, recording $60.48 million in net outflows. The losses ended a brief period of positive momentum for the spot ETF market.

BlackRock’s IBIT stood as the sole positive one among the 12 Bitcoin ETFs, attracting $28.76 million in fresh capital. The inflows pushed IBIT’s cumulative total to $62.55 billion.

BlackRock IBIT Posts $28.76M in Inflows

BlackRock’s IBIT continues to lead the Bitcoin ETF space with consistent inflows. The fund recorded $28.76 million in net inflows on December 8, bringing its cumulative total to $62.55 billion.

The $28.76 million inflow could not offset broader selling across other Bitcoin ETFs. Total net assets across all Bitcoin ETFs stood at $118.50 billion. Trading volume across Bitcoin ETFs reached $3.14 billion on December 8.

Fidelity’s FBTC experienced $39.44 million in outflows on December 8. The fund traded at a 0.32% premium but still faced net selling from investors.

FBTC’s cumulative net inflows now stand at $12.05 billion. The $39.44 million outflow from FBTC contributed significantly to the overall negative daily flow.

Grayscale GBTC Leads Bitcoin ETF Outflows

Grayscale’s GBTC recorded the largest single-day outflow at $44.03 million on December 8. GBTC traded at a -0.05% discount to its net asset value.

The fund’s cumulative net flows remain negative at -$25.09 billion. GBTC has consistently lost assets to lower-fee competitors like IBIT and FBTC throughout 2025.

Grayscale’s smaller Bitcoin fund BTC saw zero flows on December 8. The fund maintains cumulative inflows of $1.96 billion since launch.

Seven of the 12 Bitcoin ETFs reported zero net flows on December 8. Bitwise BITB, Ark 21Shares ARKB, Invesco BTCO, Valkyrie BRRR, Franklin EZBC, and WisdomTree BTCW all saw no activity.

BITB holds $2.26 billion in cumulative inflows. ARKB stands at $1.75 billion in cumulative flows.

VanEck’s HODL recorded -$5.76 million in outflows on December 8. The fund’s cumulative inflows total $1.19 billion.

Hashdex DEFI reported zero flows with cumulative outflows of -$1.45 million. The fund remains the smallest in the Bitcoin ETF group by total assets.

Recent Bitcoin ETF Flow History Shows Volatility

December 4 saw the largest recent outflows at -$194.64 million across all Bitcoin ETFs. December 5 rebounded with $54.79 million in inflows.

December 2 recorded $58.50 million in inflows. December 3 slipped to -$14.90 million in outflows.

Cumulative total net inflows across all Bitcoin ETFs stand at $57.56 billion as of December 8. Total net assets reached $118.50 billion, down from $121.96 billion on December 3.

Ethereum ETFs posted $35.49 million in inflows on December 8, contrasting with Bitcoin ETF outflows. The positive flows brought ETH ETF cumulative inflows to $12.91 billion.

December 3 saw Ethereum ETFs record their largest recent inflow at $140.16 million. The strong buying pushed cumulative flows to $13.00 billion.

XRP and Solana ETFs Show Positive Inflow

XRP ETFs recorded $38.04 million in inflows on December 8. Cumulative XRP ETF flows reached $935.39 million with total net assets of $923.71 million.

XRP ETFs have posted consistent inflows since launch. The fund attracted $89.65 million on December 1, $67.74 million on December 2, and $50.27 million on December 3.

Solana ETFs added $1.18 million in inflows on December 8. Cumulative SOL ETF flows stand at $640.06 million with total net assets of $890.11 million.

The strong flows into XRP and Solana ETFs show investor interest in altcoin exposure through regulated ETF products.

Both funds launched more recently than Bitcoin ETFs but have quickly accumulated assets.