# Outflows İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Outflows" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Analysts Warn Bitcoin May Face Further Downside After Major Sell‑Off

Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell to around $60,000, a 17-month low, before recovering to $70,667. Analysts warn that selling pressure from large holders (whales) and significant outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs are driving the decline. Concerns over a potential "Crypto Winter" are growing, with few signs of a bottom. While some analysts compare the drop to the post-FTX collapse period and warn of further downside, others suggest the market may be nearing "exhaustion" and entering a "peak fear" phase that could precede stabilization. BTC has since rebounded, gaining 10% in 24 hours.

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Analysts Warn Bitcoin May Face Further Downside After Major Sell‑Off

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Dogecoin price slips 11%: What’s next as $1B exits DOGE?

Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a significant decline, dropping 11.4% to trade at $0.09064 and breaching the critical $0.10 support level. The memecoin fell to August 2024 lows around $0.08, causing over $1 billion to exit its market cap. Market sentiment turned bearish, with sellers dominating spot markets and a negative buy-sell delta of 400 million. Futures data showed outflows of $2.22 billion versus $2.18 billion in inflows, and open interest declined by 16.7%, indicating reduced leverage and aggressive position closures. The Stochastic RSI fell to 13.70, reflecting strong downward momentum. If selling continues, DOGE could retest $0.08. For a reversal, bulls need to reclaim the $0.11 resistance level.

ambcrypto9 saat önce

Dogecoin price slips 11%: What’s next as $1B exits DOGE?

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Bitcoin Price May Slide Toward $50,000 By March-April, Top Analyst Warns

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $67,000, extending a decline that began in October 2025 and retracing nearly 50% from its all-time high. Analyst Ali Martinez warns that a weekly close below the 100-week simple moving average (SMA) historically leads to further declines toward the 200-week SMA, typically resulting in corrections of 45% to 58% over 30-50 days. Based on this pattern, Martinez suggests Bitcoin could drop to between $50,000 and $56,000 by March or April. The downturn is also driven by significant outflows from institutional ETFs, with US spot Bitcoin ETFs alone recording over $3 billion in outflows in January, reflecting waning investor interest and growing pessimism.

bitcoinist16 saat önce

Bitcoin Price May Slide Toward $50,000 By March-April, Top Analyst Warns

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Bitcoin ETFs See $434M in Outflows as $BTC Tests $60K Support – Can Bitcoin Hyper Take Over?

US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $434 million as BTC price tested the $60,000 support level, driven by institutional de-risking amid market uncertainty. This reflects a broader shift where investors are moving away from passive "paper Bitcoin" products like ETFs toward on-chain protocols that offer yield and programmability. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is positioned to capitalize on this trend by integrating the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) into Bitcoin’s Layer 2, aiming to bring high-speed smart contracts and DeFi capabilities to the Bitcoin network. Despite the market downturn, the project’s presale has attracted over $31 million, indicating strong interest in infrastructure that enhances Bitcoin’s utility. The protocol uses Bitcoin for security and settlement while enabling fast transactions and staking rewards, addressing Bitcoin’s historical limitations in speed and functionality.

bitcoinist16 saat önce

Bitcoin ETFs See $434M in Outflows as $BTC Tests $60K Support – Can Bitcoin Hyper Take Over?

bitcoinist16 saat önce

‘Only 6.6% down’: Are Bitcoin ETFs under stress amid price crash?

Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline of over 50% from its October high, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have demonstrated notable resilience, with their total holdings decreasing by only 6.6%. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas attributed this stability to the 'diamond hands' of ETF holders, largely composed of older investors. Globally, BTC ETF holdings saw only a 4.8% drop. However, recent volatility, including a dip to $60K, has raised concerns. While some analysts, like Chris Burniske, anticipate further downside, others suggest the market may be approaching a bottom, though caution remains due to fragile market conditions and uncertain ETF flows.

ambcrypto17 saat önce

‘Only 6.6% down’: Are Bitcoin ETFs under stress amid price crash?

ambcrypto17 saat önce

Crypto market sentiment plunges to extreme fear

Crypto market sentiment has plunged to extreme fear, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropping to 11, one of its lowest levels since late 2023. This sharp decline is driven by sustained price weakness, rising volatility, and significant capital outflows from U.S.-listed crypto ETFs. On February 4, Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $545 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows of around $79 million, indicating a defensive shift in institutional positioning. Despite brief rallies, trading volumes have increased during market declines, reflecting distribution rather than accumulation. For sentiment to recover, a slowdown in ETF outflows, evidence of sustained demand, or reduced macro uncertainty is needed. Currently, the extreme fear reading highlights a market still searching for stability.

ambcryptoDün 23:13

Crypto market sentiment plunges to extreme fear

ambcryptoDün 23:13

Bitcoin prices fall: Will 2026 mirror BTC’s 2022 bear market?

Bitcoin's 2026 market is showing signs of a potential bear market similar to 2022, but with key differences. According to analysis, this post-halving cycle is the weakest on record, with a -6.3% ROI in 2025, starkly underperforming previous cycles. The rise of ETFs has dampened scarcity-led rallies, with institutional outflows capping upside potential. Unlike the 2018 and 2022 bear markets that followed massive rallies, the current 20% price drop is driven by loss realization rather than a post-euphoria correction. On-chain data, including UTXOs in Loss and negative Net Realized Profit/Loss, mirrors stress levels last seen in 2022, reinforcing the view that 2026 could be the softest post-halving bear market yet.

ambcryptoDün 15:01

Bitcoin prices fall: Will 2026 mirror BTC’s 2022 bear market?

ambcryptoDün 15:01

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.

TheNewsCryptoDün 12:26

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $545M Outflows for Second Day

TheNewsCryptoDün 12:26

Bitcoin: The End of 'Faith-Based Trading'

Bitcoin is undergoing a painful transition from a purely speculative asset to an institutional one, marked by a 40% decline from its October 2025 peak of around $125,000 to approximately $73,000. This signals the end of the "Tinkerbell Effect," where prices were sustained by belief rather than fundamentals. Key drivers include hawkish signals from the Fed, sustained institutional outflows—with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing over $30 billion in outflows in January 2026 alone—and stalled regulatory progress, such as the delayed CLARITY Act. Bitcoin has decoupled from traditional assets, falling 11% in January while gold rose 13%, breaking its "digital gold" narrative. Correlation with equities has also dropped significantly. It is testing key technical levels, having broken below the average ETF entry price of $81,600 and approaching the psychologically critical $70,000 mark. Despite a 370% gain since early 2023, the current pullback reflects a withdrawal of speculative excess rather than a fundamental breakdown. The market is shifting from faith-based trading to value anchoring, though Bitcoin’s high volatility remains inherent. Concerns about a potential "crypto winter" persist if declines deepen, especially given Bitcoin’s sensitivity to Federal Reserve liquidity changes. The long-term outlook points to a complex maturation beyond pure speculation.

华尔街日报Dün 10:36

Bitcoin: The End of 'Faith-Based Trading'

华尔街日报Dün 10:36

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.

ambcryptoDün 10:32

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

ambcryptoDün 10:32

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