Bitcoin ETF sees over $10 billion in outflows after CPI release, inflation concerns resurface

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Bitcoin ETFs saw over $10 billion in outflows following the latest inflation data release on May 13, as renewed concerns over inflation weighed on market sentiment. The sentiment indicator dropped from 87% to 45%, while 30-year Treasury yields rose to 5.12%. Ethereum triggered a bearish signal from 10x Research, and Bitcoin is now testing its 30-day moving average support. Key levels to watch are $79,125 and $76,922, with the cycle’s bottom potentially in place.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that crypto research firm 10x Research stated that since the release of the U.S. CPI data on May 13, Bitcoin ETFs have experienced cumulative outflows exceeding $1 billion, reigniting market sentiment around inflation trades. Market sentiment indicators have dropped from 87% to 45%, while U.S. long-term treasury yields continue to rise, with the 30-year Treasury yield reaching 5.12%. Inflation has once again become the market’s focal point, significantly impacting the crypto market.

Additionally, 10x Research noted that its model has triggered a bearish signal for Ethereum, while Bitcoin is currently testing the key support of the 30-day moving average. A confirmed break below could indicate further deterioration in momentum. Institutions are closely monitoring the short-term bullish-bearish divide at $79,125 and the primary support level at $76,922, suggesting that the bottom of this cycle may have already formed.

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