Bitcoin ETFs face fresh outflows, Fidelity’s FBTC tops the list

In the United States, the funds negotiated in exchange for Bitcoin returned to the outings on February 6 while Bitcoin continued to negotiate itself below the crucial level of $ 100,000, necessary for its next leg.

According to data From Sosovalue, the 12 Bitcoin ETFs with 12 places recorded $ 140.3 million on Thursday, breaking a two -day entry sequence which had totaled $ 407 million.

The FBTC of Fidelity led the outings with $ 103.25 million in buyouts, followed by the GBTC de Graycale, which saw $ 42.21 million withdrawn. Meanwhile, Bitb de Bitwise was the only ETF to record entrances, attracting $ 5.15 million from investors.

Other Bitcoin funds, including Ibit from Blackrock, have not seen any net flows for the day.

The total negotiation volume of 12 ETF Bitcoin increased to $ 2.45 billion on February 6, compared to $ 2.04 billion recorded the day before.

Macroeconomic pressure causes FNB outlets

The FNB Bitcoin saw renewed outings after Bitcoin and Altcoins remained under pressure on February 5, after a private private than expected Payroll report Of ADP, the largest pay processor in the United States

The report came before the official report on non -agricultural payroll, where economists expect employment growth to slow down to 154,000 jobs in January, compared to 256,000 in the previous month.

Investors in crypto and shares closely monitor US employment data, as they play a key role in interest rate decisions of the Federal Reserve. A strong labor market could encourage Fed to maintain higher rates for longer because inflation remains higher than the target of 2%, potentially delaying the two reduced rate drops this year.

At the time of the press, Bitcoin (BTC) was negotiated at $ 97,341, down 0.5% over the day.

ETHER ETHERs extend the entry sequence to seven days

While the FNB Bitcoin were faced with new outings, the ETHE Ether recorded their seventh consecutive day of entries on February 6, with $ 10.65 million entering the market, which all entered the ETF Blackrock, while other funds have not seen any net flows.

The Ether ETHE ETFs experienced an increase in demand in last week, attracting more than $ 500 million in entries from January 30 to February 5, representing 16% of total entrances since the launch.

At the time of the press, Ethereum (Ethn) was negotiated at $ 2,711, displaying a stronger loss of 4.1% in the last day compared to Bitcoin.