Bitcoin ETF Shows Holiday Chill as Bitwise’s BITB Sees Modest Outflow
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The Bitwise Bitcoin ETF Trust’s BITB closed out the post-Christmas session with fresh outflows, as investors pulled $13.32 million from the fund on December 26, 2025. Despite the withdrawal, the ETF still commands a sizable asset base of roughly $3.35 billion in assets under management (AUM), meaning the latest move represents just about 0.40% of its total capital.
The flow data underlines a cautious tone rather than a full-scale retreat. With less than half a percent of AUM affected, investors appear to be trimming risk exposure rather than abandoning the product. For a vehicle that tracks a notoriously volatile asset, such a move can reflect portfolio rebalancing at year-end as much as it does sentiment toward Bitcoin itself.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $88,579.64, down roughly 21.06% over the past three months. That slide underscores the pressure on Bitcoin-linked products and helps explain why some investors may be locking in earlier gains or managing downside risk. Yet the short-term tone is more nuanced: the 1-day technical view registers as a cautious Hold, suggesting neither a decisive bearish break nor a convincing bullish reversal has emerged.
The combination of soft three-month performance, a neutral short-term technical signal, and modest ETF outflows points to a market still searching for direction rather than capitulating. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.