U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant reversal last week, with $902.5 million flowing out of these investment vehicles and ending a four-week streak of positive inflows. The dramatic shift was led by major players Fidelity and BlackRock, whose FBTC and IBIT funds respectively saw substantial withdrawals as investors engaged in profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing ahead of quarter-end. Despite the short-term pullback, market analysts maintain that the long-term trajectory of institutional adoption remains intact, with Bitcoin showing resilience amid the selling pressure.
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Crypto ETFs See $439M Outflows as Investors Reposition
The nascent crypto ETF market faced a significant test on Monday as investors pulled a combined $439.1 million from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. The outflows, which saw Bitcoin products lose $363.1 million and Ethereum funds shed $76 million, effectively erased a substantial portion of the previous week’s inflows. Analysts are largely interpreting the movement not as a structural shift but as a bout of profit-taking and de-leveraging, with traders repositioning portfolios following the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut and bracing for pivotal inflation data.
about Crypto ETFs See $439M Outflows as Investors RepositionBitcoin at Crossroads: $124K or $108K After $1.7B Liquidation
Bitcoin faces a critical juncture after a weekend liquidation event wiped out over $1.6 billion in leveraged long positions. The cryptocurrency now trades near $113,000 as derivatives metrics and macroeconomic factors dictate the next major move. Traders are closely watching two competing scenarios that could push BTC toward either $124,000 or $108,000 before year-end.
about Bitcoin at Crossroads: $124K or $108K After $1.7B LiquidationBitcoin ETFs See $51.3M Outflows After 7-Day Inflow Streak
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $51.3 million in net outflows on Wednesday, ending a seven-day inflow streak that saw nearly $3 billion enter the funds. The reversal came despite BlackRock’s iShares fund attracting $150 million in fresh inflows, while Fidelity and Grayscale posted significant redemptions. Bitcoin showed muted reaction to the Fed’s 0.25% rate cut, trading around $117,800 with a slight daily gain.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $51.3M Outflows After 7-Day Inflow StreakUS Bitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Weekly Inflows, Highest Since July
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a remarkable $2.3 billion in net inflows during the week of September 8-12, marking the strongest weekly performance since mid-July and signaling a powerful resurgence of institutional confidence. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) dominated the flows, capturing nearly $2 billion combined as analysts attribute the surge to structural institutional demand, Federal Reserve rate cut expectations, and growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a legitimate portfolio asset.
about US Bitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Weekly Inflows, Highest Since JulyBitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Inflows, BTC Holds Above $115K
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a remarkable reversal last week, with net inflows surging to $2.32 billion after a challenging start to September. This massive institutional buying provided crucial support for Bitcoin’s price, which stabilized above $115,000 and demonstrated impressive resilience despite heavy trading volumes. The inflows were distributed across major products including BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and Ark Invest’s ARKB, signaling renewed confidence among institutional investors.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $2.3B Inflows, BTC Holds Above $115KBitcoin Long-Term Holders Sell 183K BTC: Market Impact Analysis
On-chain data reveals long-term Bitcoin holders distributed 183,000 BTC over 30 days, including an 8,000 BTC single-day spike in early September—the largest LTH move this year. This selling occurred alongside contrasting trends: illiquid supply (coins rarely moved) reached a record 14.3 million BTC, while spot Bitcoin ETFs saw substantial inflows, including a $757 million net intake on September 10. The market now faces an absorption test where ETF demand must neutralize the released supply. Historical patterns show such distribution often clusters near local highs but typically resolves when fresh capital enters. Key markers to watch include LTH net position changes, breadth of ETF flows across multiple issuers, and profitability metrics of sold coins. The presence of ETFs as structural buyers adds a new dynamic absent in previous cycles.
about Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Sell 183K BTC: Market Impact AnalysisBitcoin ETFs See $368M Inflows, Largest in a Month
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant reversal with $368.25 million in net inflows on Monday, marking the highest single-day inflow since August 8th. This surge, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $156.50 million and Ark Invest’s ARKB with $89.47 million, indicates renewed institutional conviction ahead of critical macroeconomic events. The buying activity aligns with upcoming key reports including Nonfarm Payrolls revisions, Producer Price Index, and Consumer Price Index data, which will influence the Federal Reserve’s September 17th rate decision. Analysts note a capital rotation pattern from Ethereum to Bitcoin, with Ethereum ETFs recording $96.69 million in outflows for the sixth consecutive day, suggesting investors are favoring Bitcoin as a safer bet ahead of potential market volatility. Implied volatility for both cryptocurrencies surged 15% over the weekend, indicating traders are preparing for significant price movements.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $368M Inflows, Largest in a MonthTether Outpaces Most ETFs in Bitcoin Accumulation
Over the last 12 months, Tether acquired 27,700 BTC, outpacing mid-tier Bitcoin ETFs like VanEck’s HODL and Bitwise’s BITB. The company allocated 7,900 BTC to back its USDT stablecoin reserves and 19,800 BTC to Twenty One Capital, a digital asset treasury fund. Despite recent scrutiny over alleged Bitcoin sales, CEO Paolo Ardoino clarified that reduced visible reserves were due to transfers, not liquidations. Tether now holds 100,521 BTC, valued at approximately $11.36 billion, ranking as the world’s third-largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The firm maintains a diversified reserve strategy including Bitcoin, gold, and real estate, reinforcing its commitment to long-term Bitcoin investment.
about Tether Outpaces Most ETFs in Bitcoin AccumulationBitcoin ETFs See $633M Inflows in 2 Days, Sparking Reversal Hopes
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs witnessed substantial inflows totaling $633.3 million across two consecutive days, marking the strongest performance since August. Fidelity’s FBTC led with $132.7 million on Tuesday, while BlackRock’s IBIT dominated Wednesday with $289.8 million. Analysts characterize this movement as ‘concentrated dip-buying’ rather than a definitive trend shift, attributing it to institutional investors lowering their average costs and rotation from Ethereum ETFs, which saw outflows. While providing short-term support to market sentiment, experts warn that reversing August’s overall net outflows would require several consecutive days of sustained inflows. The movement occurs amid macroeconomic uncertainty, including trade tensions and inflation concerns, which may be enhancing Bitcoin’s appeal as a hedge against fiat debasement.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $633M Inflows in 2 Days, Sparking Reversal Hopes