US EditionSpot Bitcoin ETF Demand Slows Down In 2026: Here's Why
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Bitcoin ETFs See $203M Outflows as Analyst Signal Reset
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a total of $203.8 million in net outflows on February 23, 2026, as per SoSoValue data, even as a top market analyst argued the long-term bullish case for Bitcoin (BTC) remains intact. At the time of publication, BTC was trading near $64,148 per CoinMarketCap data, and is currently at its lowest level for the month. Bitcoin is increasingly sensitive to changes in macro-allocations. This has been demonstrated…
Key news points: The crypto ETFs recorded $253 million outflows on February 23, while investors continued to cut exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum in a fragile mood environment. Bitcoin's ETFs spot lost $203.8 million, led by IBIT ($116.4 million); BITB ($43.6 million), FBTC ($27.9 million), ARKB and GBTC also had withdrawals. Ethereum's ETFs spot dropped $49.5 million, mostly by ETHA ($45.4 million), while Solana's ETFs totaled $8 million and XR…
Bitcoin Price Prediction: ETF Exodus Pushes BTC Toward 200-Week MA At $58,500
Bitcoin falls below $63,200 as February losses reach 19%, marking the worst monthly performance since the June 2022 crypto collapse. $203 million in spot ETF outflows on February 23 extend the longest outflow streak since 2025, signaling institutional capital is exiting. The 200-week moving average at $58,500 emerges as the next critical support if Bitcoin loses the $62,000 to $60,000 zone. Bitcoin price today trades near $63,191, down another 0…
Bitcoin ETF Outflow Hits $200M as 'Purification' Begins
Bitcoin dropped under $63,000 Tuesday morning. The bitcoin etf outflow reached $200 million Monday, per Farside Investors data. That’s the latest leg in an institutional exit that started October 2025. Not a store of value anymore. That’s the harsh reality. EMJ Capital founder Eric Jackson posted the thesis Tuesday on X. “BTC didn’t fail as an asset. It succeeded as an ETF. And that’s the problem,” he explained. Bitcoin became a “high-beta tech …
Bitcoin is currently on track to record its worst monthly decline since June 2022, with losses of over 19 percent in February.
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