Bitcoin’s supply headlines have been loud, but ETF flow data is giving bulls something to point to. Farside’s numbers show a $143 million net inflow day for US spot Bitcoin ETFs, suggesting institutional buyers are still active even as government-wallet and Mt. Gox narratives create pressure. The useful way to read this is not as…
The spot Bitcoin ETF trade is trying to steady itself again, and the timing matters. After several sessions in which the flow narrative turned into one of the clearest headwinds for BTC, the latest daily data suggests investors are not completely walking away from the product category. That is the good news. The less comfortable…
The spot Bitcoin ETF trade is trying to steady itself again, and the timing matters. After several sessions in which the flow narrative turned into one of the clearest headwinds for BTC, the latest daily data suggests investors are not completely walking away from the product category. That is the good news. The less comfortable…
Crypto ETF flows are starting to tell a more complicated story than simple risk-on or risk-off. Bitcoin funds have seen pressure, while Ethereum products are still pulling in demand, giving traders a cleaner view of where institutional appetite may be shifting. Data tracked by Farside Investors showed U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posting a daily outflow…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs listed in the US recorded their steepest single-day outflow in nearly three weeks on Friday, with $349 million pulled from all 11 products combined, according to data from Farside. Related Reading The withdrawals came as Bitcoin slid back toward $68,000 after briefly touching $74,000 earlier in the week — a run-up that,…