Bitcoin ETFs Shed a Record $6.4B in 30 Days
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In the last 30 listing sessions, the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $6.37 billion in net outflows, while the BTC fell back around $63,000. Institutional demand slows down, but the peaks of withdrawals regularly accompany market reversals. Is this the case this time? The $6.37 billion article left Bitcoin ETFs in 1 month, the pessimism reached its peak? appeared first on Cryptoast.
Bitcoin’s ETF spot in the United States has recorded the largest net output in a 30-day mobile window since its creation, with $6.350 million withdrawn in recent weeks. The figure, calculated by Galaxy Research, exceeds the previous 581 windows analyzed since the launch of these funds in January 2024 and leaves six consecutive weeks of drainage. But the most striking fact is not the hole, but the speed at which it is closing: the weekly sales ra…
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record Largest-Ever $6.35 Billion
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their largest 30-day net outflow period since launch, with investors withdrawing more than $6.3 billion. The sustained outflows highlight weakening institutional demand amid broader market volatility, although industry participants note that portfolio rotations and macroeconomic factors may also be influencing fund flows.
Bitcoin ETFs Post Record $6.4 Billion Outflow In 30 Days
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed their roughest month since they launched in January 2024. Investors pulled $6.35 billion out of the funds over the past 30 trading days. Bitcoin itself fell 17% over the same period.Galaxy Research tracks this outflow figure against 582 rolling 30-day windows of ETF history. The $6.35 billion drop ranks first among every one of them. The research firm said daily redemptions keep growing larger, day after day…
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