Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1.6b in outflows in the first half of March

Crypto ETF products see $1.9b weekly inflow as Trump backs Bitcoin reserve idea


Us Spot Bitcoin, the funds negotiated in exchange recorded more than $ 1.6 billion in net outputs in the first two weeks of March in the middle of American trade tensions and a broader uncertainty of the market.

According to data From Sosovalue, Bitcoin of 12 points (BTC)) FNBs have experienced weekly outings of $ 799.39 million and $ 870.39 million in the first two weeks of March, increasing a total outing of $ 1.67 billion over the period.

These outings marked the fifth consecutive week of net withdrawals, destroying more than $ 5.4 billion in these ETFs. On the other hand, these ETF Bitcoin have already achieved more than $ 5 billion in investments after a fort of 2025.

According to data From finesse, most of the withdrawals of Bitcoin ETF in the past two weeks came from FIDLY FBTC, which has seen $ 508.4 million in net outings. The Ibit of Blackrock was not far behind, investors leaving $ 467.7 million.

Other major outings come from the GRYSCALAD GRYSCALAD and ARK 21SHARES ARKB, which has lost around 289 million dollars and 231.8 million dollars, respectively.

Several other FNB Bitcoin FNB, including BTCO of Investco Galaxy, the EZBC of Franklin Templeton, BitB from Bitwise and the BTCW from Wisdomtree, have experienced moderate outings ranging from $ 51 million to $ 108 million.

Meanwhile, the Valkyrie BRRR, the Mini Bitcoin Trust from Graycale and Vaneck only experienced minor withdrawals, with outings of less than $ 15 million.

The regular outings of Bitcoin ETFs seem to be linked to the recent drop in Bitcoin prices. During the last month, BTC fell 14%, briefly reaching $ 77,000. Institutional investors were more cautious during this period, resulting in a 21.7% drop in total net assets for the Bitcoin Spot ETF, which are now $ 93.25 billion, according to Sosovalue.

Analysts say that the recent drop in bitcoin is due to broader economic concerns, in particular concerns concerning Trump’s commercial prices and global uncertainty on the market.

Investors playing safely, traditional assets like gold gain ground. ETF in goldIn particular, see more interest and have now exceeded FNB Bitcoin in total assets under management.

Experts weigh

Commenting on the recent Arseh trend in the Bitcoin ETF, Fakhul Miah, director of Gomining Institutional, told Crypto.News that the recent drop in Bitcoin below $ 80,000 for the second time this year has strengthened its status as “high -risk asset”.

“The current environment has additional complexities. High readings of the consumer price index (ICC) have maintained the bellicist position of the federal reserve, now high borrowing costs and reducing liquidity on the market. This dynamic continues to weigh on speculative assets such as Bitcoin, which are very sensitive to changes in monetary policy. »»

The expert also stressed that trade tensions in North America and that global economic uncertainty is shaking up the confidence of investors, which makes sales more likely.

Meanwhile, Georgii Verbitskii, founder of Tymio, stressed that Bitcoin Etf outings have slowed down, noting: “[last] Friday outings were relatively minor compared to the heavier sales pressure at the end of February and early March. This suggests that recent sales was more a reaction to past volatility rather than at the start of a long -term outing.

He added that the market is currently in a “fragile balance”. If the Nasdaq stabilizes and the VIX (volatility index) is cooling, ETF entries could become positive by the end of the week.

Varbitskii concluded that negative discoloration suggests that a reversal could be at the corner of the street – “provided that wider market conditions remain favorable.”

Meanwhile, Jess Houlgrave, CEO of Rerown, believes that a potential trigger for a reversal of the market could be the Bitcoin law of Lumis, which draws generalized attention. However, she suggests that improving feeling in all markets may depend on the resolution of tariff wars.

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