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2025-05-31 17:13:46

Bitcoin-ETF: the largest outflow in 2.5 months — $347 million

   U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant net outflow of $347 million on May 29, marking the first withdrawal in the past two weeks. This also stands as the largest single-day outflow since March 11, when investors pulled $396 million out of the market. The steep decline in Bitcoin's value, which dropped by over 2.7% to $105,010, is widely regarded as the driving factor behind this massive movement.

   Among the affected funds, Fidelity's spot Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) endured the heaviest losses, with investors withdrawing a staggering $166 million. Grayscale's GBTC trailed as the second-biggest loser, with $107.5 million flowing out of the fund. Other noted funds such as those managed by Ark, Bitwise, Invesco, Franklin, and VanEck also recorded notable but smaller outflows over the same time period, signaling a broader sense of caution across the market. On the contrary, funds from CoinShares, WisdomTree, and smaller trust products—dubbed "Mini Grayscale"—reported no significant changes, reflecting stability amidst the bearish trends elsewhere.

   One bright exception in the otherwise negative flow was BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which surprisingly reported an inflow of $125 million. This marked the 34th consecutive day of net deposits for BlackRock's product, indicating a demonstrable sign of faith from its investor base despite overall market turbulence.

   Interestingly, Ethereum-centered ETFs showed a stark contrast in sentiment. As Bitcoin products struggled, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded their own milestone—an inflow of $92 million, marking the 10th straight day of positive momentum and signaling investor confidence in Ether’s market.

   This market move serves as a poignant reminder of the continuing shifts in digital asset investment trends, where product resilience differs significantly between leading crypto funds, and various macroeconomic conditions play an imposing role in investor sentiment.

   How major Bitcoin ETFs rebound from these outflows in the coming weeks will shed light on the faith investors hold in an increasingly volatile crypto landscape.

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