Institutional outflows from Bitcoin ETFs highlight growing macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns, impacting Bitcoin's short-term market prospects. Bitcoin ETF outflows near $3B as institutional sentiment declines.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their outflow streak to 10 days, as crypto markets contend with multiple simultaneous headwinds.
Crypto analyst Blade has pointed to a Bitcoin trend that could signal when the leading crypto could find a bottom in this bear market cycle. The analyst also suggested that BTC could rally to as high as $400,000 in the next bull market.
Bitcoin price retests $73,500 support as BTC stays neutral, with low selling volume keeping traders focused on $70,000 risk.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $1.42 billion last week, the third-worst on record, while HYPE, XRP, and Solana ETFs attracted inflows as capital rotated into alternative crypto products.
The Bitcoin price is precariously moving along the bottom of its 4-month bear flag. A crash looks likely.
Everyone is wondering whether Bitcoin's recent weakness signals the start of a bear market. However, macro investor Raoul Pal says that a drop to $60,000 would not change the bigger picture. Liquidity Remains the Key Driver According to Pal, the main argument is global liquidity.
Bitcoin may be closer to a rebound than its price action currently suggests. After days of choppy movement and growing caution across the market, fresh on-chain data is starting to reveal a deeper shift beneath the surface.
Bitcoin has entered a bearish channel after slipping below key support levels as ETF outflows, rising oil prices, and renewed geopolitical uncertainty weighed on market sentiment. According to crypto.
Bitcoin price headed below $72,000 on Iran woes as US president Donald Trump told observes to "sit back and relax" with the ceasefire still absent.
The sale of a 1.26 billion dollar IBIT block has revived questions around flows related to spot ETFs. According to NYDIG's analysis, the transaction on BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust could come from a large investor wishing to exit their exposure quickly.
A mysterious investor unloaded $1.26 billion in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust holdings through a massive off-exchange transaction on May 26. The unprecedented move sparked widespread speculation throughout the cryptocurrency community regarding the seller's identity and motivation.