# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Why is Bitcoin’s price down today? U.S tech slump, ETF outflows & more

Bitcoin's price declined to the $70K range, a 14-month low, driven by a strong correlation with U.S. tech sector weakness. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF and Nasdaq both fell, contributing to BTC's drop. Additionally, U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows of $544 million, accelerating the sell-off. Analysts cite concerns over the slow progress of the CLARITY Act and quantum computing risks as factors dampening investor sentiment. While medium-to-long-term prospects remain bullish, near-term pressure persists, with options flow indicating expectations of further downside. However, whale accumulation at current levels may support a potential rebound or consolidation.

ambcrypto02/05 10:32

Why is Bitcoin’s price down today? U.S tech slump, ETF outflows & more

ambcrypto02/05 10:32

Glassnode On-Chain Data Reveals: True Mean Lost, Bitcoin Enters 'Bear Time'

Bitcoin has broken below its "Realized Price" (the average on-chain acquisition cost of active supply), signaling a shift to a bearish market structure. On-chain data reveals initial accumulation between $70K-$80K and a dense cost basis cluster at $66.9K-$70.6K, which may provide short-term support. However, investor capitulation is intensifying, with realized losses exceeding $1.26B daily. Spot trading volume remains weak despite the price decline from $98K to $72K, indicating a lack of buying interest and poor sell-side absorption. Derivatives markets show forced deleveraging, with record long liquidations adding downward pressure. Institutional inflows have weakened significantly, with ETF flows diminishing. Options markets reflect heightened downside risk expectations, as put option demand rises and implied volatility remains elevated. The volatility risk premium turned negative, suggesting increased hedging activity may exacerbate near-term volatility. While the liquidation of leveraged positions removes excess speculation, a sustainable recovery requires renewed spot demand and fundamental improvement. Without substantial buying pressure, any price bounce is likely technical and temporary, with risks skewed to the downside.

marsbit02/05 10:21

Glassnode On-Chain Data Reveals: True Mean Lost, Bitcoin Enters 'Bear Time'

marsbit02/05 10:21

From $561M inflows to sudden exits – Inside Bitcoin ETF’s February shock

After four consecutive days of over $1.5 billion in outflows, U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a rebound on February 2 with $561.8 million in net inflows, led by Fidelity’s FBTC and BlackRock’s IBIT. However, the trend reversed sharply the next day with $272 million in net outflows, driven by institutional caution as Bitcoin’s price declined. While Bitcoin ETFs faced significant withdrawals, some capital shifted to altcoin ETFs like Ethereum, Ripple, and Solana, indicating a diversification rather than a full exit from crypto. The volatility underscores growing uncertainty, with total outflows reaching $1.7 billion by the end of the period—the largest drop since mid-November.

ambcrypto02/05 05:07

From $561M inflows to sudden exits – Inside Bitcoin ETF’s February shock

ambcrypto02/05 05:07

Tom Lee Says BitMine’s Ethereum Losses Are ‘A Feature, Not A Bug’

Tom Lee, chairman of BitMine, has responded to criticism regarding the company's significant unrealized losses, stating they are "a feature, not a bug." Following a major market downturn where Ethereum's price dropped nearly 25%, BitMine, the largest corporate holder of ETH, saw its holdings of 4.285 million ETH fall into substantial loss. Lee argued that these losses are expected during market downturns and are part of the firm's design to track and outperform Ethereum's price over a full market cycle. He compared the strategy to index ETFs, which also experience periods of unrealized losses. Amid the decline, BitMine has staked approximately 67% of its ETH holdings to generate passive income. Ethereum's price recently rebounded to $2,250 after a sharp drop.

bitcoinist02/05 05:07

Tom Lee Says BitMine’s Ethereum Losses Are ‘A Feature, Not A Bug’

bitcoinist02/05 05:07

Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $71,000 as Market Confidence is Repriced

Bitcoin has fallen below the $71,000 mark, reaching its lowest level since November 2024, with a year-to-date decline of approximately 17%. The drop is part of a broader market sell-off, as global risk aversion intensified, pulling down the Nasdaq 100 by over 2% and pressuring rate-sensitive tech sectors. Unlike previous declines driven by crypto-specific liquidations, this downturn reflects wider cross-asset stress, challenging Bitcoin’s narrative as a safe-haven asset. Market sentiment has shifted toward "extreme fear," with analysts warning that losing the $72,000 support could lead to further declines toward $68,000 or even lower. Prediction markets now indicate an 83% probability that Bitcoin falls to $65,000 this year. The crypto market has lost over $460 billion in just one week, with total capitalization down $1.7 trillion from its peak. Despite a brief inflow into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, fund flows have turned volatile, adding to uncertainty. The current environment suggests Bitcoin is increasingly perceived as a high-risk, volatile asset rather than a reliable store of value during market stress.

比推02/05 05:00

Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $71,000 as Market Confidence is Repriced

比推02/05 05:00

Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $72,000: How Much Faith Remains in the Crypto World?

Bitcoin fell below the $72,000 mark, hitting its lowest level since November 2024 and deepening concerns over a "crisis of faith" in the cryptocurrency market. The decline, which saw Bitcoin drop over 42% from its October peak, is now driven by broader cross-asset selling pressure rather than just crypto-specific deleveraging. Global risk aversion intensified as the Nasdaq 100 fell more than 2%, with Bitcoin down in tandem—challenging its narrative as a safe-haven asset. Market sentiment has turned to "extreme fear," and analysts warn that if $72,000 fails to hold, Bitcoin could test $68,000 or even lower levels seen in early 2024. According to prediction markets, there is an 83% chance Bitcoin falls to $65,000 this year, and a 59% probability it drops below $55,000. ETF flows have been volatile, with inflows quickly reversing to outflows, reflecting unstable institutional interest. The crypto market has lost $1.7 trillion in value since its peak, raising questions about Bitcoin’s role during periods of market stress.

华尔街日报02/05 00:53

Bitcoin Briefly Falls Below $72,000: How Much Faith Remains in the Crypto World?

华尔街日报02/05 00:53

Tiger Research: The Next Bull Market, Waiting for the Wind

Tiger Research analyzes whether the crypto market is currently in a "crypto winter" and outlines the conditions for the next bull run. Unlike previous bear markets triggered by internal crises (Mt. Gox hack, ICO crackdown, FTX collapse), the current downturn is driven by external factors like macro policies and tariffs, while internal fundamentals remain intact. The market has structurally split into three layers: a regulated sector (stable, institutional), an unregulated sector (speculative, experimental), and shared infrastructure (e.g., stablecoins, oracles). ETF inflows remain confined to Bitcoin and do not trickle down to altcoins. The next bull market requires: 1) a "killer app" emerging from the unregulated sector (e.g., AI agents, InfoFi), and 2) favorable macro conditions like liquidity injections. The era of broad-based rallies is over; growth will be segmented between regulated stability and unregulated volatility.

比推02/04 19:22

Tiger Research: The Next Bull Market, Waiting for the Wind

比推02/04 19:22

Bears In Control

Bitcoin has decisively broken below the True Market Mean near $80.2k, confirming a shift into a bearish regime. On-chain metrics show increased realized losses and investor stress, while key demand zones are identified between $70k–$80k. Off-chain, institutional flows have turned negative, spot volumes remain weak, and futures liquidations have accelerated. Options markets reflect heightened fear, with elevated implied volatility and steep downside skew indicating strong demand for protection. Without a return of sustained spot demand and inflows, the market remains fragile and vulnerable to further downside.

insights.glassnode02/04 18:57

insights.glassnode02/04 18:57

$272B in Bitcoin ETF Outflows Force Crash Below $100B as $HYPER Pumps

Massive outflows of $272 billion from Bitcoin ETFs have driven total assets below $100 billion, signaling institutional pullback. However, on-chain data suggests this reflects a rotation rather than capital flight, as smart money moves from passive products into high-yield Layer 2 protocols. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is highlighted as a key beneficiary, leveraging the Solana Virtual Machine to address Bitcoin's scalability issues with high-speed execution and a decentralized bridge. The project has raised over $31.2 million in its presale, with significant whale accumulation noted, indicating strong interest in programmable Bitcoin infrastructure amid ETF volatility.

bitcoinist02/04 12:50

$272B in Bitcoin ETF Outflows Force Crash Below $100B as $HYPER Pumps

bitcoinist02/04 12:50

Franklin Templeton Backs Wallet-Native Future at Ondo Summit

At the Ondo Summit in New York, Franklin Templeton outlined a vision for a "wallet-native" financial ecosystem, shifting from traditional account-based models to tokenized digital wallets. The company’s Head of Innovation, Sandy Kaul, stated these wallets will eventually hold the entirety of an individual’s financial life. Through its blockchain platform Benji, Franklin Templeton is tokenizing traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and private funds—not just cryptocurrencies. This model allows assets held across institutions to be represented as tokens on a blockchain, enabling rapid collateralization—such as using tokenized S&P 500 investments to secure loans in seconds. Summit participants from firms like Fidelity and State Street indicated tokenization has moved beyond proof-of-concept to operational use. Franklin Templeton highlighted blockchain’s cost efficiency, citing potential processing cost reductions of up to 82%. The firm has launched several digital asset ETFs, including Bitcoin and Ethereum products, and plans to expand into layer-1 blockchain tokens. CEO Jenny Johnson expects increased institutional investment in tokenized vehicles this year, broadening access to asset classes like private equity and high-yield credit.

TheNewsCrypto02/04 12:26