Bitcoin ETFs Experience $870 Million Outflow in a Single Day, Signifying the Second-Highest Withdrawal Recorded

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced total net outflows of $869.86 million on Thursday, marking the second-highest outflow since their inception.

According to SoSoValue data, Grayscale Mini Trust (BTC) reported the largest outflow at $318.2 million, followed by BlackRock (IBIT) with $256.6 million. Additionally, Fidelity (FBTC) and Bitwise (BITB) recorded net outflows of $119.93 million and $47.03 million, respectively.

Over the past three weeks, investors have withdrawn approximately $2.64 billion, indicating a cautious sentiment across the industry due to impending regulatory changes, market corrections, and macroeconomic factors.

The outflow on Thursday coincided with Bitcoin falling below the $100K threshold for the first time in 188 days.

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Liquidations Exceed $300M Amid BTC ETFs Selloff

The total liquidations in the cryptocurrency market reached $316 million in leveraged long positions, as reported by Coinglass data. This led many traders to exit their positions.

Liquidations in the crypto space are mainly associated with long positions that are leveraged bets anticipating price increases.

Data indicated that Bitcoin liquidations totaled $190.65 million within one hour, while Ethereum liquidations amounted to $49.88 million.

In addition, Ether ETFs also experienced an outflow of $259.72 million, the highest since October 13.

Bitcoin Decline – Lowest in Over 6 Months

Bitcoin fell below $100K on Friday, reaching its lowest point in more than six months. The largest cryptocurrency by total market capitalization dropped to $96,682.00 during Asian trading hours and is currently priced at $96.94K at the time of reporting.

Source: CoinMarketCap

BTC declined by 6.2% over the past 24 hours, underperforming the broader cryptocurrency market’s 6.15% decrease. BTC broke below significant Fibonacci retracement levels of 23.6% at $111,958.

Meanwhile, the Fear & Greed Index (22/100) indicates that sentiment remains delicate.

Investors have remarked that the drop below $100K “has erased weeks of optimism.”

“Unless institutional buyers return, we might be stuck moving sideways… or continuing to decline,” noted one user.

Tim Enneking, managing partner of Psalion, stated that several factors have contributed to the decline in BTC price. These include ongoing skepticism in various sectors, the ‘bubble’ sentiment among treasury companies, the anticipated end of the bull market in the current four-year cycle, and worries about a macroeconomic slowdown.

Enneking informed Forbes that investors need to adapt to the significant increase in the digital asset’s value over the years.

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