Bitcoin ETF Outflows on Track for Worst Month in History
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BlackRock's bitcoin ETF has seen record outflows so far in November, as bitcoin's price falls to its lowest level in more than three years, CNBC reported.
Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit $2.8 Billion as Long Liquidations Spike to FTX-Era Levels
Bitcoin ETFs record their sharpest outflows of the year as market pressure rises. Long liquidations climb to levels last seen during the FTX collapse. Whales accumulate Bitcoin while new ETF investors face their first major stress test. Bitcoin’s latest downturn is now creating visible pressure across ETF flows, leveraged positions, and investor sentiment. Fresh data from Santiment shows that Bitcoin ETFs have recorded deep outflows for nearly …
Institutional ETF flows show sharp intraday swing but broader trend remains negative
According to the latest available disclosures from Farside Investors, several U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $238.4 million in net inflows yesterday. This marks a temporary reversal after a series of persistent outflow days and offers a momentary uptick in institutional sentiment toward crypto exposure. Despite this positive inflow, broader monthly data indicates that bitcoin exchange-traded products remain on track for one of the…
Bitcoin ETFs have had their worst month since their debut in the US less than two years ago. Investors have already withdrawn $3.5 billion. This nearly equals the previous record outflows from February, when $3.6 billion disappeared from the market. Pressure on the cryptocurrency market is mounting, with bitcoin experiencing its weakest month since the high-profile company failures of 2022.
Bitcoin fell to US$80,553 on Friday, before recovering land during the weekend; today it is listed at US$95,951
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