# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin ETF

Weekly Outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETF and Mixed Flows for Spot Ethereum ETF

This week, Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows, with only one day of inflows at $697.2 million on January 5, followed by four consecutive days of outflows, the highest being $486.1 million on January 7. Cumulative inflows reached $56.38 billion by January 9. Meanwhile, Spot Ethereum ETFs had mixed flows, starting with two days of inflows ($168 million and $114.7 million) but followed by three days of outflows, peaking at $159.2 million on January 8. Cumulative inflows for Ethereum ETFs stood at $12.45 billion. Despite the outflows, BTC and ETH prices showed resilience, with BTC gaining 1.08% to $90,659.40 and ETH dipping only 0.03% to $3,093.95. BTC briefly traded above $94,000, aiming to reclaim higher levels.

TheNewsCrypto01/10 12:41

South Korea Prepares To Open the Door to Spot Bitcoin and Crypto ETFs

South Korea has announced plans to approve spot Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ETFs by 2026 as part of its Economic Growth Strategy. The government will amend the Capital Markets Act, which currently does not recognize cryptocurrencies as eligible underlying assets for ETFs. This marks a significant shift from years of restrictive policies. The move aligns with global trends, following the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. and Hong Kong. The Korea Exchange is prepared to list and trade crypto ETFs once regulations are updated. The policy aims to provide regulated investment options and reduce capital outflows to offshore platforms, estimated at nearly $110 billion in 2025.

ccn.com01/09 12:15

Bitpush Daily News Digest: Morgan Stanley Plans to Launch Crypto Wallet in Second Half of 2026; Trump Says He Has Decided on Fed Chair Nominee; Arthur Hayes: BTC Will Reach $1 Million; New York Times: Trump Says No Plans to Pardon SBF

Morgan Stanley plans to launch a digital wallet by the second half of 2026 to support tokenized assets, following its recent ETF filings for BTC, ETH, and SOL. Former President Trump stated he has decided on his nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair but has not disclosed the name. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts BTC will reach $1 million. Trump also confirmed he has no plans to pardon the imprisoned former FTX CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried. Meanwhile, the CFTC has approved Bitnomial to launch prediction markets for digital assets and macroeconomic indicators in the U.S., joining other platforms like Polymarket and Gemini. Analysts, including those from Charles Schwab, suggest Bitcoin may continue trading sideways until broader institutional adoption, potentially driven by future regulatory developments, takes hold.

比推01/09 00:42

Morgan Stanley files for Bitcoin ETF as U.S. spot fund flows cool

Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF, proposing the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust to track Bitcoin's price through direct holdings. The filing, submitted in January 2026, comes amid a cooling demand environment for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have seen sustained net outflows since late 2025 despite stable Bitcoin prices near $90,000. This suggests a market shift from rapid capital allocation to portfolio rebalancing. The move highlights Morgan Stanley's strategic long-term positioning, leveraging its wealth management network to serve investors focused on portfolio construction rather than short-term trading. The filing does not guarantee approval or launch but indicates continued institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure during a more mature and competitive phase.

ambcrypto01/07 20:02

Bitcoin ETFs Record $4.57 Billion Outflows in Final Two Months of 2025

Bitcoin ETFs began 2025 with strong inflows, reaching $6.02 billion by July. However, the trend reversed sharply in the final two months of the year, with record outflows totaling $4.57 billion in November and December. This shift coincided with a 29.19% drop in Bitcoin's price from its October all-time high. Concurrently, investor interest diversified into new altcoin ETFs, with XRP and Solana ETFs attracting net inflows of $1.17 billion and $567 million, respectively. While this indicates a more selective market, some experts anticipate a strong Bitcoin recovery in 2026.

TheNewsCrypto01/02 15:39

Bitcoin ETF Momentum Grows in South Korea as Rules Lag

Momentum for Bitcoin ETFs is growing in South Korea, with the Korea Exchange (KRX) signaling readiness to support crypto-linked products once regulatory approval is granted. KRX Chairman Jeong Eun-bo emphasized plans to expand investment offerings, including crypto ETFs and derivatives, to reform capital markets and address the "Korea discount." However, regulators remain cautious, as crypto assets are not yet recognized as qualified underlying assets under current securities regulations. The Financial Services Commission is studying potential reforms, but no decisions have been made. Despite political and industry support, including pledges from elected officials, regulatory hurdles persist. Market operators and investors await a policy shift to enable crypto ETF launches.

TheNewsCrypto01/02 12:55

Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ether ETF Begin the Week with Outflow, Reflecting 24-Hour Price Dip

Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ether ETF began the week of December 29, 2025, with outflows of $19.3 million and $9.6 million, respectively, continuing the previous week's negative trend. This movement reflects a 24-hour price dip, with Bitcoin down 3.11% to $87,129.73 and Ethereum slightly up but struggling below the $3,000 support level. Despite the outflows, both cryptocurrencies briefly traded above $90k and $3k on the same day. Historical cumulative inflows remain strong at $56.58 billion for Bitcoin ETFs and $12.35 billion for Ethereum ETFs. Looking ahead, analysts project significant gains by March 2026, with Bitcoin potentially reaching $103,037 and Ethereum $5,206.15.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 16:53

When Regulation Gives the Green Light: The Starting Point of Crypto ETFs and Multi-Asset Era in 2025

The U.S. SEC’s regulatory shift in 2024, particularly under the new Trump administration, has accelerated the approval and adoption of cryptocurrency ETFs, marking the beginning of a multi-asset era in 2025. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $577 billion in net inflows by mid-December, a 59% increase since January, though flows fluctuating with market conditions. Ethereum ETFs also attracted $12.6 billion in net inflows after their July launch. A key development was the SEC’s September approval of generic listing standards for commodity-based trust shares, simplifying the process for ETFs tracking a range of digital assets—from established tokens to newer meme coins. This opens the door for dozens of new crypto ETFs. Following Bitcoin and Ethereum, spot ETFs for XRP and Solana were launched, attracting significant investor interest—$883 million and $92 million in net inflows, respectively—despite a challenging macroeconomic environment. These ETFs also introduced features like staking rewards, supported by new regulatory guidelines. Institutional adoption is growing, with firms like Vanguard and Bank of America enabling client access to crypto ETFs. Multi-asset and index-based ETFs are gaining traction among professional investors seeking diversified exposure without deep asset-specific knowledge. Major institutional players, including sovereign wealth funds and university endowments, have begun allocating to Bitcoin ETFs, signaling a shift toward long-term institutional participation that may reduce volatility and support sustainable growth.

比推12/29 09:29

Why Is the Change in Bitcoin ETF Funds Not Enough to Judge Market Trends?

The Bitcoin ETF market is currently characterized by technical adjustments rather than a long-term exodus, despite some alarming headlines. While the market faces cyclical pressures, including significant unrealized losses and miner capitulation, ETF data does not indicate a collapse. A modest 2.5% outflow in Bitcoin-denominated assets under management aligns with reduced open interest in CME futures and IBIT options, suggesting structured unwinding of basis or volatility trades rather than a loss of confidence. Daily net movements have been volatile but lack the consistency of a sustained sell-off. Concurrent price fluctuations further indicate that ETF flows are not the primary market driver. The reduction in CME open interest and a balanced distribution of risk across exchanges point to a market reallocating exposure, not panicking. Key support lies at $82K (true market mean/ETF cost), $74.5K (Strategy’s cost basis), and the critical $70K level. A breach of $70K could trigger a broader bear market. Current thin liquidity may amplify flow impacts. The critical distinction is between technical outflows (synchronized with falling open interest) and genuine flight (sustained outflows with steady/open interest). The current trend suggests market "contraction" not "collapse," with focus needed on hedging activity, key level holds, and order book depth.

marsbit12/23 09:06

BlackRock pins Bitcoin ETF as major theme alongside T-bills, tech stocks

cointelegraph12/23 03:02