Bitcoin Drip Turns to Outflow as Grayscale Mini Trust Sees Investors Edge Away
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The Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) ETF, BTC, recorded net outflows of $5.81 million on December 26, 2025, a modest but notable pullback for the product. With latest assets under management (AUM) standing at roughly $4.24 billion, the single-day redemption represents about 0.14% of the fund’s total capital base, suggesting some investors are trimming exposure rather than staging a wholesale exit.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $87,865.50, down about 23.2% over the past three months. That retreat follows a period of heightened volatility and shifting macro expectations, as traders reassess the trajectory of interest rates, liquidity and risk appetite across digital assets. Despite the medium-term slide, the one-day technical outlook sits at a cautious Hold, reflecting a market that appears reluctant to commit decisively to either a renewed rally or deeper correction.
The ETF’s latest outflow, though small in percentage terms, fits into a broader pattern of more selective positioning in Bitcoin-linked products as investors balance long-term conviction in the asset’s role in portfolios against short-term price pressure and regulatory noise. If Bitcoin stabilizes near current levels, the move could be remembered more as routine profit-taking than as a signal of waning institutional interest.
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