Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan believes Bitcoin’s recent sell-off below $102,000 represents ‘max desperation’ among retail investors rather than fundamental weakness. While small traders are hitting breaking points, institutional investors continue adding positions through Bitcoin ETFs. This divergence between retail panic and institutional confidence could fuel Bitcoin’s next rally.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone Deepens
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive $566.4 million outflow on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day redemption since August and extending a five-day drain to approximately $1.9 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC led the exodus with $356.6 million in outflows as Bitcoin struggled to maintain the crucial $100,000 level, signaling a decisive shift toward risk-off positioning among institutional investors.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone DeepensSolana ETFs Gain as Bitcoin, Ether Funds Bleed $800M
Solana exchange-traded funds extended their inflow streak to six consecutive days while Bitcoin and Ether ETFs faced massive redemptions totaling nearly $800 million on Tuesday. The divergence highlights shifting investor sentiment within the cryptocurrency ETF space, with BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin and Ether products leading the significant outflows during a period of sustained pressure for the two largest digital assets.
about Solana ETFs Gain as Bitcoin, Ether Funds Bleed $800MBitcoin ETFs See $470M Outflows as Fed Cuts Rates
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest daily outflows in two weeks as Federal Reserve rate cuts created significant market turbulence, with Fidelity’s FBTC leading a $470 million exodus. The coordinated sell-off across major funds including ARK Invest’s ARKB and BlackRock’s IBIT highlights cryptocurrency’s persistent sensitivity to traditional monetary policy shifts, occurring as Bitcoin’s price swung dramatically to $108,000 before recovering.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $470M Outflows as Fed Cuts RatesBitcoin ETFs Rebound with $477M Inflows After $1.2B Outflow Streak
US spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a four-day outflow streak with $477.2 million in net inflows on October 21, marking the largest single-day gain in two weeks and signaling a potential reversal in institutional sentiment. BlackRock’s IBIT led the recovery with $210.9 million, while Grayscale’s GBTC continued to see outflows, suggesting investors are rotating within the ETF cohort rather than reducing Bitcoin exposure altogether.
about Bitcoin ETFs Rebound with $477M Inflows After $1.2B Outflow StreakBitcoin ETFs See Fourth Day of Outflows Amid US Unrest
US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their losing streak with another day of net outflows as political turmoil and market risk aversion intensified. The ‘No Kings’ protests and government shutdown have deepened investor caution toward crypto assets. BlackRock’s IBIT led the declines with significant withdrawals, marking the fourth consecutive day of negative flows amid mounting political and macroeconomic uncertainty.
about Bitcoin ETFs See Fourth Day of Outflows Amid US UnrestUS Bitcoin ETFs See $1.2B Outflow as London Launches Crypto ETNs
The United States spot Bitcoin ETF market experienced a dramatic reversal last week, with $1.2 billion in net outflows marking the second-largest weekly withdrawal since these products launched in January 2024. This sharp pullback ended a two-week inflow streak that had brought over $5 billion into the funds, occurring alongside Bitcoin’s brief dip below $104,000. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, the London Stock Exchange began trading Bitcoin exchange-traded notes, ending the UK’s three-year retail ban on crypto investment products and opening new avenues for digital asset adoption.
about US Bitcoin ETFs See $1.2B Outflow as London Launches Crypto ETNsBitcoin ETF Outflows Trigger $536M Crypto Market Crash
The cryptocurrency market experienced a severe downturn as massive outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs triggered a widespread selloff, with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices plunging dramatically amid what analysts are calling a “Bloody Friday.” Over $536 million exited these investment vehicles in a single day, marking the largest negative flow since August and sparking fears of an extended bearish phase for digital assets as investor confidence wanes.
about Bitcoin ETF Outflows Trigger $536M Crypto Market CrashBitcoin ETFs See $859M Outflow Amid Tariff Panic
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced their worst week in months as $858.7 million fled the products, with ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF recording its largest single-day withdrawal since August. The massive institutional retreat comes amid market turbulence triggered by former President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement and defensive positioning ahead of critical Federal Reserve policy decisions, highlighting growing risk aversion among major investors.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $859M Outflow Amid Tariff PanicBitcoin Plunges to $103K Amid Trade War Fears, ETF Outflows
Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level since July, crashing below $104,000 as escalating US-China trade tensions and massive institutional outflows triggered a brutal market sell-off. The cryptocurrency dropped over 5% in 24 hours, sparking approximately $1.18 billion in leveraged liquidations across crypto markets, with long traders absorbing nearly $917 million in losses. Simultaneously, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest single-day outflows since August, with $536 million fleeing the products on October 16, signaling a dramatic shift in institutional sentiment that threatens further downside pressure.
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