Bitcoin ETFs log highest net outflow day, totaling $937.78m as BTC drops below $90K

The funds negotiated in exchange for Bitcoin in the United States recorded their highest daily outings yesterday while Bitcoin fell below $ 90,000, triggering a feeling of risk among investors in the midst of increasing macroeconomic concerns.

According to data From Sosovalue, Bitcoin of 12 points (BTC)) The ETFs experienced a total of $ 937.78 million in net outings on February 25 – their highest day release since its launch – significantly exceeding the previous record of $ 680 million in net outings on December 19, 2024.

The majority of outings came from the FIDLY FBTC, which saw $ 344.65 million out of the fund, marking its highest daily release since its launch. The Ibit of Blackrock followed with $ 164.37 million in net redemptions.

ARKB ARK 21Shares data were not available at the time of the declaration, but the other ETFs that recorded outings included:

• Bitwise bitb: $ 88.3 million
• Mini Bitcoin Trust de Graycale: 85.76 million dollars
• EZBC de Franklin Templeton: $ 74.07 million
• Grayscale’s GBTC: $ 66.14 million
• Investco Galaxy BTCO: $ 62.01 million
• BRRR de Valkyrie: $ 25.19 million
• Wisdomtree BTCW: $ 17.3 million
• Vaneck’s Hodl: $ 9.97 million

Despite the sale, the daily trading volume against the Bitcoin ETF has almost jumped 167% of the day beforereaching $ 7.74 billion. Since their launch, these ETFs have always accumulated a net influx of $ 38.08 billion overall.

Market factors stimulating sale

The current sale seems to be motivated by Bitcoin which drops below the critical level of $ 90,000, as well as increasing concerns concerning the prices offered by Donald Trump on Canadian and Mexican products which should come into force in March.

If a price of 25% on American imports is applied, this could cause higher inflation and slower economic growth, which exerts pressure on the federal reserve to respond. The Fed argued that it will only reduce interest rates when inflation is close to its 2%objective, but recent data suggest that inflation is evolving in the opposite direction.

Chain data signals have increased sales pressure

The data on the chain of health show that more Bitcoin goes to exchangesWhile whale farms in non -exchanges are decreasing. This change suggests that major investors who previously accumulated BTC now transfer their assets to trade, which often signals potential sales pressure.

A key metric, the BTC supply held by funds is also decreasing, indicating that institutional investors reduce their Bitcoins farms. This has been aligned with negative net flows in the Bitcoin Spot ETF, which have seen outings over 12 of the last 16 days of negotiation, totaling approximately 2.41 billion dollars since early February.

Analysts’ insistence: Is it just a temporary drop?

Commenting on the slowdown in BTC ETFs, Matt Mena, a Crypto research strategist at 21Shares, told Crypto.News that if some investors fear that Bitcoin has reached a summit, the indicators of the chain and the macro suggest that the market is still in the bull cycle at the start.

Mena noted that despite this decline, the crypto is still increasing by more than 50% compared to last year, demonstrating its long -term resilience.

Bitcoin is now down 18% compared to its recent heights, Mena considers this correction as a “temporary reset – not the end of the cycle”. He thinks he presents a strategic reintegration point for investors who hesitated to enter the market after the elections.

“Historically, the crypto has punished those who hesitate to keys. The window for accumulation may not last long, ”concluded Mena.