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Massive Bitcoin ETF Outflows Shake the Market — But a Comeback Begins Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.2B in outflows this week, one of the worst since launch. Thursday alone saw $900M withdrawn, the second-biggest daily outflow ever. This happened during Bitcoin’s six-week price drop, briefly touching $81,000 — down about 33% from October’s $126K high. Outflows increased as investors reacted to: Lower chances of a 3rd Fed rate cut in 2025 Worries about overvalued AI stocks Reduced appetite for risk assets BlackRock’s IBIT faced the hardest hit with over $1B outflows, followed by GBTC and FBTC. Friday reversed the mood — ETFs saw new inflows, including: Fidelity’s FBTC: +$108M Grayscale’s mini trust and GBTC also gained fresh investments. Analysts like Eric Balchunas stay positive, saying Bitcoin often rebounds stronger, calling it “like hot sauce” — volatile but powerful long term. #Bitcoin# #cryptocurrency#

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