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Massive US Spot Bitcoin ETF Outflows Shake Market Momentum

Massive US spot Bitcoin ETF outflows are shaking market momentum. After attracting $3.29 billion in March and April, these funds have reversed course, with a significant single-day net outflow of $635 million on Wednesday—the largest since late January. Over the past five trading days, outflows totaled $1.26 billion, reducing cumulative net inflows since January 2024 to $58.5 billion. This shift coincides with a stalled Bitcoin rally. After climbing from $65,000 to over $80,000, the price has halted near a key technical resistance and fell 2% to around $79,400 in 24 hours. Analysts link this to renewed U.S. inflation fears, which contrast with record highs in major stock indices. The substantial ETF outflows, against a deteriorating macroeconomic backdrop, present a concern for bullish investors, highlighting the ongoing complex relationship between fund flows and Bitcoin's price.

TheNewsCrypto2 days ago 12:11

Massive US Spot Bitcoin ETF Outflows Shake Market Momentum

TheNewsCrypto2 days ago 12:11

Bitcoin Slips To $79,500 As $277 Million Exits Spot ETFs

Bitcoin has declined to around $79,500 following a notable shift in spot ETF flows. After a five-day streak of net inflows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $277 million in net outflows in a single day, breaking the positive trend that had contributed to BTC's recent rally toward $83,000. Despite this daily outflow, the week's net flow for Bitcoin ETFs remains positive at $768 million. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs also experienced significant outflows of over $103 million on the same day, nearly erasing the week's inflows and bringing its weekly net flow down to just $66 million. Bitcoin's price action appears correlated with these ETF movements, with the asset currently trading near $79,800, reflecting a 3.5% gain over the past week.

bitcoinist05/09 05:21

Bitcoin Slips To $79,500 As $277 Million Exits Spot ETFs

bitcoinist05/09 05:21

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Break $1.7B Inflow Streak as BTC Drops Below $80K

US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their first daily net outflow in May, totaling $277.5 million, ending a five-day streak of approximately $1.7 billion in inflows as Bitcoin's price dropped below $80,000. Major contributors to the outflows were the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) with $129 million and BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) with $98 million. This shift followed Bitcoin's volatility, falling from over $82,000 on Wednesday. Amid the broader outflow, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETF (MSBT) recorded modest inflows of $7.3 million, maintaining its record of zero outflows since its April 2026 launch. The Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC) also saw inflows. Concurrently, the 21Shares Canton Network ETF (TCAN) debuted on Nasdaq, offering direct exposure to Canton Coin. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index moved back into "Fear" territory at 38 on Friday, though it remains above its April average, reflecting mixed market sentiment despite Bitcoin's 11% gain over the past month.

TheNewsCrypto05/08 12:30

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Break $1.7B Inflow Streak as BTC Drops Below $80K

TheNewsCrypto05/08 12:30

Ethereum Leaving Cryptocurrency Exchanges At Historic Rate, Are Traders Preparing For A Potential Rally?

Ethereum is experiencing a historic outflow from cryptocurrency exchanges, with its exchange balance hitting an all-time low of 11% of the total supply. This significant withdrawal suggests investors are moving their ETH into long-term storage, indicating growing confidence and reduced selling pressure. Despite trading around $2,100, holders are accumulating rather than selling, hinting at bullish sentiment. Analysts note this trend, combined with a key support level holding at $2,100, could set the stage for a potential major rally. If the current structure holds, ETH might be poised for a significant upward move.

bitcoinist04/03 02:02

Ethereum Leaving Cryptocurrency Exchanges At Historic Rate, Are Traders Preparing For A Potential Rally?

bitcoinist04/03 02:02

Crypto Market First Major Outflow In 5 Weeks – Here’s How Bitcoin And Ethereum Performed

After five consecutive weeks of inflows, the cryptocurrency market experienced its first major capital outflow, with over $414 million withdrawn last week. This shift in investor sentiment was largely driven by rising rate expectations and geopolitical tensions involving Iran. The United States led the selling activity with $445 million in outflows, while regions like Germany and Canada saw inflows. Ethereum bore the brunt of the sell-off, recording approximately $222 million in outflows. In contrast, Bitcoin maintained a net inflow of over $964 million year-to-date despite the negative weekly performance. Analysts suggest this single week of outflows may not indicate a full trend reversal, but it has reduced market momentum. If macro conditions stabilize, inflows could resume in the coming weeks.

bitcoinist03/31 23:01

Crypto Market First Major Outflow In 5 Weeks – Here’s How Bitcoin And Ethereum Performed

bitcoinist03/31 23:01

Solana Market Hit by Wave Of Treasury-Driven Selling, SOL’s Pullback To Extend?

The cryptocurrency market is bearish, with Solana (SOL) struggling as its price drops toward $80. A wave of treasury-driven selling is intensifying pressure, as large firms have been offloading significant portions of their SOL holdings over recent months. This distribution is expanding the available supply, causing speculation about near-term price stability and indicating a potential sentiment shift or portfolio reshuffling. Analyst Ted Pillows notes a lack of buying demand, suggesting this could extend the bearish trend, potentially pushing SOL down to $50 by 2026. Furthermore, the Solana network is showing weakness with a notable decline in stablecoin supply, experiencing outflows of over $250 million in the past month—a key metric considered reliable and hard to manipulate. Technically, SOL is at a critical support level near $81. A break below this could trigger a further decline toward $45. Currently, SOL is trading around $83 with a slight 24-hour bounce of 1.14%, though trading volume has increased by over 36%.

bitcoinist03/31 01:02

Solana Market Hit by Wave Of Treasury-Driven Selling, SOL’s Pullback To Extend?

bitcoinist03/31 01:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Break 4-Week Positive Streak With $296M Outflow

Bitcoin spot ETFs ended a four-week positive streak with $296.18 million in net outflows last week, marking the seventh weekly outflow of 2026. The decline was largely driven by significant redemptions from BlackRock’s IBIT and Grayscale’s GBTC, among others. Fidelity’s FBTC was the only fund to record a net inflow. Meanwhile, Ethereum spot ETFs also saw outflows for the second consecutive week. In other news, Morgan Stanley has filed to launch its own Bitcoin spot ETF, which would feature the lowest fee in the market at 0.14% if approved.

bitcoinist03/30 10:43

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Break 4-Week Positive Streak With $296M Outflow

bitcoinist03/30 10:43

How Much Bitcoin Has Bhutan Sold This Year? Arkham Updates 2026 Figure After Latest Move

According to on-chain data from Arkham Intelligence, the Bhutanese government has continued to sell portions of its Bitcoin holdings in 2026. In its latest move, Bhutan transferred $8.5 million worth of BTC, continuing a trend of periodic sales in batches of $5 to $10 million that began in September 2025. So far this year, the country has seen a net outflow of $120 million in Bitcoin to open-market participants, including exchanges and trading firms. This has reduced its holdings by approximately 1,700 BTC. The consistent outflows, without significant incoming transactions, have raised questions about whether Bhutan is scaling back its government-backed mining operations. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price hovers around $66,770.

bitcoinist03/29 22:01

How Much Bitcoin Has Bhutan Sold This Year? Arkham Updates 2026 Figure After Latest Move

bitcoinist03/29 22:01

Over 23,000 Bitcoin Worth $1.6 Billion Pulled From Exchanges, Where Are They Headed?

A crypto analyst, Crypto Patel, has reported a major withdrawal of 23,483 Bitcoin (worth $1.66 billion) from exchanges on March 23, with Binance experiencing the largest outflow. This has reduced total Bitcoin exchange reserves to 2.7 million BTC—the lowest level since April 2018. Patel suggests that these movements, likely by large holders (whales) moving assets into cold storage, signal a bullish outlook rather than an intent to sell. He compares low exchange supply to an empty shelf: when demand rises, prices can surge rapidly. Historically, such low reserves have preceded significant Bitcoin price increases, like those in 2020 and 2024.

bitcoinist03/28 19:32

Over 23,000 Bitcoin Worth $1.6 Billion Pulled From Exchanges, Where Are They Headed?

bitcoinist03/28 19:32

Ethereum’s exit queue spikes after 5% pullback – Are ETH bulls in trouble?

Ethereum faces mixed signals and heightened uncertainty after a 5% single-day decline, its worst daily close since the onset of the West Asian conflict. Bulls failed to reclaim $2.2k, putting the $2k support level under pressure. This triggered significant liquidations, with over $112 million in daily liquidations—90% from long positions—marking the largest long squeeze in nearly ten days. Simultaneously, Ethereum's validator exit queue surged from 288 to 63k in less than a week, indicating growing caution among validators. However, exchange reserves dropped to a 10-year low, with consistent net withdrawals, including $1.67 billion removed on March 22. This reflects a deleveraging phase where leveraged traders amplify short-term volatility, while shrinking supply suggests longer-term scarcity. Once selling pressure subsides, the reduced supply could allow bulls to push ETH toward $2.5k.

ambcrypto03/28 01:02

Ethereum’s exit queue spikes after 5% pullback – Are ETH bulls in trouble?

ambcrypto03/28 01:02

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