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United States Bitcoin Spot ETF Sees $4.57 Billion in Net Outflows Over the Past Two Months

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Jan. 2 (Coindesk) — U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs posted their worst-ever outflow stretch in Nov.-Dec. 2025, with total net outflows hitting $4.57 billion. November alone saw $3.48 billion in outflows, followed by $1.09 billion in December. The outflows signal a sharp drop in institutional Bitcoin interest, coming as the crypto fell 20% over the same period. Ethereum ETFs also notched outflows topping $2 billion across the two months.
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Hyperliquid December Revenue Surpasses $60 Million, Down 32.4% Month-over-Month

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Hong Kong JPEX Case Influencer "Prince Chu" Charged with 3 Counts of Money Laundering, Involving Over HK$18.8 Million

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