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BlackRock bitcoin ETF sheds $2.7 billion in record outflows run

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BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF experienced record $2.7 billion in outflows over five weeks, signaling weakening institutional demand despite Bitcoin price stabilization.

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BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust saw sustained outflows totaling over $2.7 billion in five weeks through November 28, 2025, marking its longest outflow streak since launch. The trend reflects declining institutional interest in Bitcoin amid a post-peak market correction, even as prices have partially recovered. Analysts note a shift from earlier inflow momentum, indicating cooler sentiment in the crypto market.

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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Sheds $2.7 Billion in Record Outflows Run

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Sidhartha Shukla

Fri, December 5, 2025 at 9:11 AM GMT+1 1 min read

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(Bloomberg) -- BlackRock Inc.’s iShares Bitcoin Trust recorded its longest streak of weekly withdrawals since debuting in January 2024, in a sign that institutional appetite for the world’s largest cryptocurrency remains subdued even as prices stabilize.

Investors yanked more than $2.7 billion from the exchange-traded fund over the five weeks to Nov. 28, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. With an additional $113 million of redemptions on Thursday, the ETF is now on pace for a sixth straight week of net outflows.

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The IBIT fund oversees more than $71 billion in assets and has served as the flagship vehicle for traditional investors seeking exposure to Bitcoin. The sustained period of outflows aligns with Bitcoin’s slide into a bear market following a severe liquidation event in early October, which kicked off a more than $1 trillion wipeout in crypto market value.

BlackRock didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

While Bitcoin has recovered some ground this week, the sustained ETF outflows highlight how sentiment has shifted in a market long dominated by momentum.

The trend “marks a clear reversal from the persistent inflow regime that supported price earlier in the year, and reflects a cooling of new capital allocation into the asset,” blockchain analytics firm Glassnode said in a recent note.

Bitcoin was trading around $92,000 as of 8:10 a.m. in London on Friday, down 27% from its peak in October.

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