On February 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced significant outflows, raising concerns about market sentiment. This trend has been ongoing for four consecutive days, accumulating substantial losses despite overall positive net inflows in the Bitcoin market.

On this particular day, outflows totaled 1,765 BTC, which is approximately $171.06 million. Notably, Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF was heavily impacted, with 982 BTC, valued at around $95.21 million, exiting its holdings. The cumulative outflows since February 10 have reached about $650.76 million, which has led to increased scrutiny from investors.

In addition to Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs also faced challenges, recording net outflows of 5,514 ETH, valued at approximately $14.89 million. Grayscale’s ETHE was particularly affected, losing 11,375 ETH, although the firm still retains a significant amount of 1,304,767 ETH valued at $3.52 billion. Investors are closely monitoring these trends as macroeconomic factors, such as rising CPI and tariff tensions, continue to influence market dynamics. Furthermore, Coinbase reported impressive earnings of $2.27 billion in revenue, showcasing a remarkable 179% quarterly growth.

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