# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin ETF

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Institutions reduce Bitcoin ETF exposure by just 3.5% in Q4 2025: Diamond hands?

Institutional ownership of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw only a slight decline of 3.5% in Q4 2025, despite Bitcoin's 23% price drop. Holdings decreased from 532K to 513K BTC, with institutions still holding over half a million BTC. While the number of firms holding BTC ETFs fell by 14%, 17 of the top 25 institutional holders increased their exposure. Retail investors continue to dominate the ETF market share. With BTC's price falling below the average ETF cost basis of $84.1K to around $68K, the average holder is approximately 20% underwater. The Q1 2026 13F filings will reveal if institutions maintain their positions during the ongoing crypto winter.

ambcrypto02/22 08:03

Institutions reduce Bitcoin ETF exposure by just 3.5% in Q4 2025: Diamond hands?

ambcrypto02/22 08:03

No Holiday Break｜What Have Crypto KOLs Been Talking About in the Last 24 Hours?

This article summarizes discussions from crypto KOLs on X (formerly Twitter) over the past 24 hours during the Chinese New Year period. Key topics include: - Reflections on the Spring Festival and the growing role of AI, especially its prominence in the Spring Festival Gala. - Kraken Exchange launching an official Chinese account, with executives greeting the community in Chinese. - An analysis of the evolution of crypto listing cycles, arguing that "narratives are dead, utility prevails." The piece discusses different eras—from early chaos, to IEOs, the rise of Airdrops, and the current balance between VCs, projects, and retail. He Yi from Binance commented on the industry’s maturation and shifting dynamics. - Market sentiment discussions, noting that in a bull market, even unrelated news is seen as positive, while in bear markets, all news is perceived negatively. Some expect Bitcoin to consolidate around $60k–$70k for a while. - Humorous community comments about Justin Sun (often referred to as "Sun Ge" or "Sun Cut"), poking fun at his reputation and anecdotal stories. The article includes multiple screenshots of tweets and disclaims that the opinions expressed are personal and not investment advice.

比推02/18 00:22

No Holiday Break｜What Have Crypto KOLs Been Talking About in the Last 24 Hours?

比推02/18 00:22

Bitcoin ETF Demand Remains Weak As Monthly Netflows Extend Red Streak

Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have experienced sustained outflows over the past 90 days, with their 30-day simple moving average netflows remaining negative for most of this period. While both saw significant outflows in late 2025, the trend has continued into February 2024. The decline is attributed to recent price drawdowns in both cryptocurrencies. Despite a brief period of positive flows during Bitcoin’s price recovery in January, demand has weakened again. Currently, there is no indication of renewed investor interest in these ETF products. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was trading around $69,200, up over 5% in the past week.

bitcoinist02/14 13:02

Bitcoin ETF Demand Remains Weak As Monthly Netflows Extend Red Streak

bitcoinist02/14 13:02

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs See $330M Inflows, Led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $231.6M

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $330.67 million on February 6, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $231.6 million. Other notable inflows included ARK 21Shares ($43.25M), Bitwise ($28.70M), Grayscale Mini Trust ($20.13M), and Invesco Galaxy ($7M). This occurred amid significant Bitcoin volatility, with prices dipping near $60,000 before recovering to $71,000. Despite a weekly decline of over 18%, IBIT rebounded strongly with nearly $232M inflows after experiencing $548.77M in outflows earlier in the week. In contrast, U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of $21.37 million, largely due to BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust recording $45.44M in outflows.

TheNewsCrypto02/07 13:56

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs See $330M Inflows, Led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $231.6M

TheNewsCrypto02/07 13:56

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $545M Outflows for Second Day

Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $545 million for the second consecutive day, signaling a shift in institutional sentiment amid market volatility. While institutional investors reduced exposure, retail activity remained active on global exchanges, partially offsetting selling pressure. Analysts note that large ETF redemptions contribute to additional downward price pressure as underlying Bitcoin is sold. The trend reflects a short-term risk-off mood influenced by macroeconomic factors, interest rates, and geopolitical events. Despite outflows, market structure remains sound with deep liquidity. Mainstream financial media increasingly track ETF flows as a key indicator of traditional finance's sentiment toward crypto. If outflows persist, short-term pressure may continue, but market cycles often alternate between inflows and outflows.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:26

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $545M Outflows for Second Day

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:26

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holders face 8.5% loss: Is BTC in trouble?

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holders are facing an average loss of 8.5%, as BTC's price fell to $82.3K, below the average ETF purchase price of $90.2K since 2024. Despite the downturn, historical patterns suggest a potential rebound if BTC defends the key support level of $84.5K—the combined average purchase price for Strategy and spot ETFs. This level is critical; falling below it could signal a deeper market decline. However, recovery depends on ETF inflows turning positive again. Market stability may also be influenced by the upcoming announcement of the new Federal Reserve chair, adding to mid-term uncertainty.

ambcrypto01/30 12:03

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holders face 8.5% loss: Is BTC in trouble?

ambcrypto01/30 12:03

BlackRock Drops Another Bitcoin ETF, But No Sign Of An XRP ETF, What’s Going On?

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has filed for a new Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, its third crypto-related fund after its existing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The new product aims to track Bitcoin's price while generating income through writing call options. Notably, BlackRock continues to avoid filing for single-asset ETFs tracking other cryptocurrencies like XRP or Solana, despite their market success. While XRP and Solana ETFs from other issuers have gathered significant assets, BlackRock remains focused on BTC and ETH. Analysts suggest the firm may eventually explore a multi-asset crypto index ETF instead of individual funds, with some expressing surprise that Solana isn't being considered given institutional interest.

bitcoinist01/28 23:02

BlackRock Drops Another Bitcoin ETF, But No Sign Of An XRP ETF, What’s Going On?

bitcoinist01/28 23:02

Bitcoin: Can Asia catch up as U.S. Bitcoin ETFs control global liquidity?

Bitcoin: Can Asia catch up as U.S. Bitcoin ETFs control global liquidity? Asia's crypto ETF market remains underdeveloped, with Hong Kong leading the region by launching the first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2024. However, its assets under management (AUM) remain limited, reaching only around $340 million in spot BTC ETFs by early 2026. Regulatory caution in Singapore, Japan, and South Korea positions Asia as an emerging, policy-driven follower rather than a global leader. In contrast, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs dominate globally with roughly $118-120 billion in AUM, reflecting faster regulatory execution, deeper capital pools, and efficient systems. U.S. products, led by firms like BlackRock and Fidelity, actively influence Bitcoin's price discovery and market sentiment, while Asian ETFs passively track prices. Recent market movements, such as Bitcoin's dip amid a rally in gold and silver, highlight how U.S. ETF flows amplify short-term volatility. However, macro forces and risk sentiment—not regional ETF activity—remain the primary drivers of market direction. Ultimately, U.S. ETFs anchor global crypto liquidity, while Asia's market remains fragmented and constrained.

ambcrypto01/27 06:48

Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ethereum ETF Record Inflow, Now for the Third Consecutive Day

Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ethereum ETF have recorded inflows for the third consecutive day, signaling a recovering crypto market. On January 14, 2026, Spot Bitcoin ETF saw an inflow of $840.6 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $648.4 million. Similarly, Spot Ethereum ETF attracted $175.1 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading at $81.6 million. No outflows were reported for either ETF that day. This positive trend comes despite a slight rise in inflation and reduced expectations of a Fed rate cut. The crypto market cap increased by 1.35% to $3.27 trillion, with Bitcoin trading at $96,633.89 and projected to rise further.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:38

Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ethereum ETF Record Inflow, Now for the Third Consecutive Day

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:38

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, predicts that the price of Bitcoin could go parabolic if demand for its ETFs persists, drawing a parallel to the historical performance of Gold. He notes that while initial price movements may be modest, sustained demand can eventually lead to explosive growth, as seen with Gold's significant price surges in the years following a period of stability. Currently, Bitcoin is testing a resistance level near $96k, with the ETF recording net inflows for two consecutive days, including a substantial $753.8 million inflow on January 13, 2026. Hougan also highlights a survey indicating that nearly all financial advisors plan to maintain or increase their crypto exposure in the coming years. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $95,038.37, up over 3% in 24 hours, with predictions suggesting a potential rise to around $102,438 in the next month.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 11:07

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists