# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Outflows

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Outflows", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Bitcoin Is ‘No Longer Digital Gold,’ Deutsche Bank Strategist Says

A Deutsche Bank strategist, Marion Laboure, argues that Bitcoin is no longer "digital gold," citing a significant performance divergence in 2025 where gold surged 65% while Bitcoin declined 6.5%. She attributes Bitcoin's weakness to persistent volatility, regulatory uncertainty, ETF outflows, and declining retail adoption. Laboure states Bitcoin is not a currency or a reliable store of value, but rather an asset in transition from pure speculation to seeking realistic use cases. She also references a "Tinkerbell effect," where prices were driven by belief rather than fundamentals. The critique faced pushback on social media, with some analysts calling the one-year performance comparison unreasonable. Bitcoin traded at $68,007 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/12 20:02

Bitcoin Is ‘No Longer Digital Gold,’ Deutsche Bank Strategist Says

bitcoinist02/12 20:02

DCR price prediction – Sell-off done, is recovery next for altcoin?

Decred (DCR) recently experienced a 16% price decline, accompanied by a negative shift in market sentiment. However, analysis suggests the downtrend may be temporary, with early signs pointing to a potential rebound. Factors contributing to the drop include a slight decrease in bullish sentiment and net outflows of approximately $1 million from spot holdings, indicating weak demand. Yet, the declining trading volume suggests the bearish momentum might be easing. The price has entered a key demand zone marked by Fair Value Gaps, which could act as support. Buying activity in this zone could propel DCR toward short-term targets of $27.98 and $29.80. Liquidity indicators are favorable, with the Money Flow Index (MFI) at 78, signaling active capital inflows. Although the MACD shows some weakness from recent selling pressure, it hasn't confirmed a full bearish takeover. Overall, the combination of weakening selling pressure, supportive demand zones, and positive capital flow suggests a recovery is probable.

ambcrypto02/11 21:32

DCR price prediction – Sell-off done, is recovery next for altcoin?

ambcrypto02/11 21:32

Structural Weakness

Since recording an all-time high in early October, Bitcoin has entered a structurally weak phase, trading within a range bounded by the Realized Price near $55k and the True Market Mean around $79.2k. The market is currently testing the $60k–$72k accumulation range from H1 2024, where buyer support has emerged, but overhead supply and negative institutional flows pose significant resistance. Off-chain data shows broad de-risking, with Digital Asset Treasury flows turning negative and spot volume lacking sustained demand. Derivatives markets indicate reduced speculative activity, elevated implied volatility, and persistent demand for downside protection, reflecting a cautious and fragile sentiment. Without a strong catalyst or renewed institutional demand, Bitcoin is likely to remain range-bound with elevated volatility, as the market struggles to establish a durable foundation for upward momentum.

insights.glassnode02/11 18:28

insights.glassnode02/11 18:28

Ethereum ETF investors face 43% losses – Will outflows accelerate?

U.S. spot Ethereum ETF investors are facing significant losses, with an average cost basis of $3,520 and current prices around $1.95K, leaving them approximately 43% underwater. Despite the sharp decline, investors have shown resilience, reminiscent of their behavior during the 60% drop in early 2025, when outflows were limited. However, current net inflows have decreased from $15 billion to below $12 billion, with about $4 billion in outflows so far. Analysts warn that if the bear market follows historical patterns—particularly the 2022 trend—ETH could bottom between $1,000–$1,200 by late March 2026. Short-term caution prevails ahead of key U.S. macroeconomic data, though a recent $57 million inflow after three days of outflows offers some stability.

ambcrypto02/11 17:02

Ethereum ETF investors face 43% losses – Will outflows accelerate?

ambcrypto02/11 17:02

Bitcoin ETF Redemptions and the AI Narrative Rotation: Who is Draining Liquidity from the Crypto Market?

Bitcoin is experiencing its sharpest pullback since 2022, with prices falling over 50% from the October 2025 all-time high of $126,000 to around $60,000. According to Wintermute, this decline is primarily driven by massive outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs—totaling $6.2 billion since November—and a significant capital rotation into AI-themed equities. The report highlights that U.S.-led selling pressure is evident through negative Coinbase premiums and heavy OTC selling. Moreover, the AI narrative has been absorbing liquidity that previously flowed into cryptocurrencies and software stocks, contributing to Bitcoin’s underperformance versus traditional asset classes during the downturn. Structural recovery in Bitcoin, Wintermute argues, depends on three key indicators turning positive: Coinbase premium, ETF flow reversal, and stabilized basis rates. Until then, sustained upward momentum remains unlikely. As of publication, Bitcoin traded around $69,700, down 0.3% in 24 hours.

marsbit02/11 08:51

Bitcoin ETF Redemptions and the AI Narrative Rotation: Who is Draining Liquidity from the Crypto Market?

marsbit02/11 08:51

Bitcoin Sell-Off Goes Largely Unabsorbed: Fresh Capital Is Missing

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim key resistance levels amid weakening market demand and persistent capital outflows. According to a CryptoQuant report, new investor inflows have turned negative, with cumulative 30-day flows dropping to approximately –$2.6 billion. This indicates that the current sell-off is not being absorbed by fresh capital, contrasting with typical bull-market corrections where dips attract new buyers. Instead, the market shows signs of a transitional phase often seen after a cycle peak, with price movements driven by internal capital rotation rather than new inflows. Without sustained demand, any upward price action is likely corrective rather than indicative of a trend reversal, suggesting continued resistance and volatility until new capital enters the market.

bitcoinist02/11 07:04

Bitcoin Sell-Off Goes Largely Unabsorbed: Fresh Capital Is Missing

bitcoinist02/11 07:04

Why Bitcoin’s $71K range looks fragile after $725M OI drop

Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range between $68,936 and $71,751, with market indicators suggesting growing fragility. Derivatives data reveals a significant change, as net trading volume has turned negative for the first time in months, with $270 million favoring sellers. The Taker Buy Sell Ratio on Binance also indicates seller dominance. Despite this, funding rates remain slightly positive, showing that long traders are still paying to hold positions even as Open Interest dropped by $725 million in a day. Meanwhile, spot market activity and Bitcoin ETF flows have been weak, with consistent net outflows and significant sell pressure. Until both spot and derivatives markets show sustained bullish participation, Bitcoin's near-term momentum is likely to remain subdued.

ambcrypto02/10 15:02

Why Bitcoin’s $71K range looks fragile after $725M OI drop

ambcrypto02/10 15:02

Crypto Markets Catch A Breather As Outflows Begin To Slow: Analysts

Crypto investment products experienced another week of net outflows, though the pace of withdrawals slowed significantly as prices stabilized. Trading activity reached a record high, with volumes exceeding $63 billion. Bitcoin-focused funds bore the brunt of the outflows, with approximately $264 million withdrawn. Meanwhile, some altcoins like XRP attracted fresh capital, suggesting a partial rotation by investors. Global crypto ETP assets declined to around $130 billion, the lowest since March 2025. Despite the downturn, new product filings, such as 21Shares' ETF application for Ondo, indicate continued industry development amid ongoing political and regulatory influences.

bitcoinist02/10 12:45

Crypto Markets Catch A Breather As Outflows Begin To Slow: Analysts

bitcoinist02/10 12:45

Solana ETFs post major outflows as SOL slips toward multi-month lows

Solana-linked exchange-traded products (ETFs) experienced significant downturn, recording one of their largest daily outflows at $11.9 million in a single session, alongside a weekly net outflow of $8.92 million. This reflects sustained institutional de-risking as SOL’s price fell toward multi-month lows around $85, following a failed recovery attempt in January. Assets under management dropped sharply to $727.97 million from previous peaks above $1.1 billion, indicating accelerated redemptions amid declining prices. Technical indicators show SOL is oversold, with no clear signs of stabilization or capitulation. The outflows reinforce the existing downtrend rather than signaling a market bottom.

ambcrypto02/09 16:07

Solana ETFs post major outflows as SOL slips toward multi-month lows

ambcrypto02/09 16:07

BTC Market Pulse: Week 07

BTC market conditions remain defensive across all sectors, though some indicators suggest selling pressure may be moderating. Momentum has improved from oversold levels, with the RSI rebounding and spot volumes expanding, though activity remains reactive rather than constructive. Spot CVD is negative, indicating persistent sell-side pressure. While ETF outflows have decreased, positioning is still cautious. Derivatives markets are risk-off, with lower open interest, cooled funding rates, and defensive options positioning. On-chain metrics show stress transitioning toward stabilization, with high transfer volume, negative capital flows, and unrealized losses dominating—conditions typical of a late-stage correction. A sustained recovery is contingent on renewed spot demand to stabilize prices above recent lows.

insights.glassnode02/09 12:42