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Grayscale-Linked Firms Sell XRP and Solana Holdings as ETF Outflows Rise

Grayscale's parent company, Digital Currency Group (DCG), and its affiliate, DCG International Investment Ltd., are selling their holdings in Grayscale's Solana and XRP ETFs. This was disclosed in recent SEC filings and coincides with a broader crypto market decline of approximately $5 billion. DCG sold 26,000 shares of the Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) as Solana's price fell below $100. Simultaneously, DCG International sold 15,000 shares of the Grayscale XRP ETF (GXRP), contributing to significant outflows from these funds. These sales are presented as portfolio adjustment moves in response to market conditions rather than a shutdown of the products, signaling a cautious institutional sentiment towards these major altcoins.

TheNewsCrypto10h ago

Grayscale-Linked Firms Sell XRP and Solana Holdings as ETF Outflows Rise

TheNewsCrypto10h ago

62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

On-chain data reveals that 62% of capital inflows into US Bitcoin spot ETFs are now underwater as Bitcoin's price recently crashed below $76,000. These ETFs, which began trading in early 2024, have experienced significant net outflows over the past two weeks, including two of the largest outflow events in their history. With Bitcoin trading below the average cost basis of these funds, the majority of investors who entered since late 2024 are facing losses. This marks the first major bear phase for ETF holders, as previous declines were relatively minor. Bitcoin has since rebounded slightly to around $77,800.

bitcoinist17h ago

62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

bitcoinist17h ago

Crypto ETFs Continue to Decline with Major New Outflows

Crypto ETFs, particularly U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, are experiencing significant and sustained outflows, with a notable peak of approximately $818 million in net withdrawals on January 29th. This trend reflects a broader tactical pullback by investors amid renewed market volatility and a shift towards risk reduction, coinciding with turbulence in other risk-sensitive assets. While ETFs remain a crucial gateway for institutional crypto access due to their convenience and compliance benefits, their flows have become procyclical—amplifying bullish trends and exacerbating downturns. Meanwhile, the memecoin sector continues to develop actively, with new projects like MAXI Doge emerging. In January, U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw an estimated $1.6 billion in net outflows, indicating a more defensive start to the year than anticipated.

bitcoinistYesterday 19:32

Crypto ETFs Continue to Decline with Major New Outflows

bitcoinistYesterday 19:32

Bitcoin trades below ETF cost basis as profitable supply falls to cycle lows

Bitcoin is trading below the average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF investors, estimated above $84,000, following significant weekly outflows. This has pushed many institutional and on-chain holders into unrealized losses. The supply of Bitcoin held in profit has dropped sharply to 11–12 million BTC, nearing cycle lows, down from 19–20 million BTC in August. The market shows signs of profit exhaustion, with reduced liquidity and muted rebound attempts. Recovery may depend on either reclaiming the ETF cost basis or a prolonged consolidation phase to rebuild profitability.

ambcryptoYesterday 17:24

Bitcoin trades below ETF cost basis as profitable supply falls to cycle lows

ambcryptoYesterday 17:24

Why are stablecoin balances falling? Binance outflows, risk-off mood and more…

Stablecoin balances are declining as capital exits crypto markets amid thinning liquidity and fading risk appetite. Following an initial $9.6 billion drop, outflows resumed with Binance accounting for over $3.1 billion, reflecting its role as a key liquidity venue. The reduction is driven by macro uncertainty, ETF outflows, and lower speculative activity. This weakens on-exchange liquidity and price momentum. Binance data shows significant net outflows, indicating a broad withdrawal from risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, while stablecoins such as USDT see inflows, suggesting reallocation rather than full exit. Reversing the trend requires improved macro clarity and renewed incentives for capital deployment.

ambcryptoYesterday 11:02

Why are stablecoin balances falling? Binance outflows, risk-off mood and more…

ambcryptoYesterday 11:02

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Focus on Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell

Bitcoin is undergoing a severe stress test as its price falls below key psychological levels, approaching the cost basis of major institutional holders like MicroStrategy. The cryptocurrency dropped below $80,000 over the weekend, hitting its lowest point since April 7, 2025, and has declined over 30% recently amid thin liquidity. Despite the sell-off, MicroStrategy’s Executive Chairman Michael Saylor signaled intentions to continue accumulating Bitcoin, even as the company raised the dividend on its perpetual preferred shares to 11.25% to attract capital. However, analysts warn that high dividend costs could strain cash flow if Bitcoin’s price remains stagnant or falls below its cost basis. The market is highly institutionalized, with MicroStrategy and 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs holding approximately 10% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply. These institutions face combined unrealized losses of around $7 billion, with an average acquisition cost of $85,360 per Bitcoin. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for 10 consecutive days, exacerbating downward pressure. MicroStrategy holds 712,647 Bitcoin at an average cost of $76,037. With Bitcoin hovering near $78,000, its unrealized gains have narrowed to less than 3%. The company’s aggressive financing strategies, including high-yield debt, highlight both its commitment and the risks of its Bitcoin-centric strategy. Macro strategist Jim Bianco notes that Bitcoin faces a "narrative exhaustion," as the "institutional adoption" story has been fully priced and may now be reversing. Without new sustained buying interest, institutional holdings—once a support—could become a major source of selling pressure. The key question is where the next wave of buyers will emerge at current price levels.

比推Yesterday 05:57

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Focus on Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell

比推Yesterday 05:57

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell Becomes Focus

Bitcoin is experiencing a sharp decline, falling below the key $80,000 level and approaching the cost basis of major institutional holders like MicroStrategy. This has intensified concerns about potential forced liquidations among highly leveraged players. Despite the sell-off, MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Saylor signaled intentions to continue accumulating Bitcoin, even as the company raised dividends on its preferred shares to attract capital—a move that could strain cash flow if prices fall further. Analysis indicates that institutional entities, including ETFs and MicroStrategy, now hold approximately 10% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, with an average acquisition cost around $85,360. At current prices, these positions are underwater, with unrealized losses totaling about $7 billion. The market is facing a crisis of narrative, as the once-bullish "institutional adoption" theme has reversed, with ETF outflows persisting and no new catalysts emerging to attract buyers. The high concentration of institutional holdings, largely at a loss, may now become a source of sustained selling pressure.

marsbitYesterday 04:17

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell Becomes Focus

marsbitYesterday 04:17

Bitcoin hits April 2025 levels – $85K bounce for BTC possible IF…

Bitcoin fell to a 9-month low of $75,519, hitting levels last seen in April 2025, before a slight recovery to $78,862. The decline is attributed to a significant drop in capital inflows and persistent selling pressure from both retail and institutional investors. Realized Cap data indicates no fresh capital entering Bitcoin recently, while ETF outflows and increased exchange netflows signal aggressive selling. With over $736 million in long positions liquidated and strong bearish momentum, BTC may continue trading below $80k. Key support lies at $76k, though a potential rebound to $85k–$92k is possible in early February under improved conditions.

ambcryptoYesterday 04:02

Bitcoin hits April 2025 levels – $85K bounce for BTC possible IF…

ambcryptoYesterday 04:02

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell Becomes Focus

Bitcoin is undergoing a severe stress test as its price continues to decline, falling below key psychological levels and approaching the cost basis of major institutional holders like MicroStrategy. The drop has intensified concerns over liquidity and potential forced selling. MicroStrategy’s Executive Chairman Michael Saylor signaled intentions to continue accumulating Bitcoin, even as the company raised the dividend on its perpetual preferred shares to attract capital. However, high financing costs could strain cash flow if Bitcoin remains near or below its breakeven level. Analyst Jim Bianco highlights that the market is facing a “narrative exhaustion.” Around 10% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply is held by ETFs and MicroStrategy, with an average entry price of approximately $85,360. These positions are now at a collective unrealized loss of roughly $8,000 per Bitcoin, totaling about $7 billion. Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for 10 consecutive days, reflecting weakening demand from earlier high-entry investors. MicroStrategy, though still marginally profitable, faces thinning buffers. Its aggressive funding strategy—offering high-yield preferred shares—underscores both its commitment and financial vulnerability. The broader concern is the lack of new catalysts. The “institutional adoption” narrative has largely played out, and without fresh demand drivers, the current high concentration of underwater institutional holdings could turn into a source of persistent selling pressure.

华尔街日报Yesterday 00:20

Bitcoin Continues to Plunge, Whether MSTR Is Forced to Sell Becomes Focus

华尔街日报Yesterday 00:20

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

Story Protocol (IP) has experienced a significant 18% price decline, reflecting a strong bearish market sentiment. On-chain data shows sustained capital outflows, with $17 million exiting perpetual markets and open liquidity dropping to $68.93 million. A negative funding rate indicates dominant short positioning, while spot market buying activity has dwindled to just $542,000 over nine days, highlighting weak investor conviction. The token is trading near a critical support range of $1.0 to $1.7, with its current level around $1.4 being particularly vulnerable. A break below this mid-range support could lead to a retest of its all-time low of $1 or even establish a new low. Although a rebound within the range is technically possible, continued bearish momentum and lack of buying pressure suggest further downside risk remains elevated.

ambcrypto2 days ago 22:02

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

ambcrypto2 days ago 22:02

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