Bitcoin Is Stuck Near $64,000 as ETF Outflows Reach a Sixth Week
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs bleed $227M in sixth straight week of outflows
The persistent outflows from Bitcoin ETFs highlight shifting investor priorities, with AI equities emerging as a formidable competitor for capital. The post US spot Bitcoin ETFs bleed $227M in sixth straight week of outflows appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
NEW YORK — The era of the massive expansion of cryptocurrencies in traditional financial institutions faces its first period of strict financial and regulatory scrutiny on Wall Street. After months of consecutive euphoria, Bitcoin’s (ETF) funds in cash in the United States — which functioned as the main engine of the recent upward trend — experience a historic brake due to institutional investors’ arbitration, which have taken a very cautious st…
What we need to remember: Bitcoin trades around $64,000 this Monday, down 2.2% on the week. American Bitcoin spot ETFs record a sixth consecutive week of net outflows. Asian Stock Exchanges rise after the peace agreement between the United States and Iran, without driving crypto. Bitcoin (BTC) starts the week behind. As Asian Stock Exchanges climb and oil returns under $80, the first cryptocurrency remains scooted around $64,000 this Monday, dow…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Experience Continued Outflows — $227M in Six Weeks
Recent data reveals that spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced $227 million in net outflows from June 14 to June 18, marking the sixth consecutive week of withdrawals. This trend raises questions about investor sentiment and market dynamics, as reported by WuBlockchain. The Key Development The ongoing outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs signal a notable shift in investor behavior and market sentiment. With $227 million withdrawn over the past week alon…
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