According to Bloomberg, U.S.-tracked Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of approximately $4.4 billion over the past month, turning the year-to-date fund flow from net inflows to net outflows. However, certain products, including IBIT, have still maintained net inflows this year. Since their launch, Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated total net inflows of about $55 billion—just under $10 billion below their historical peak—and overall asset levels remain above those of traditional commodity ETFs during the current market correction.
Bitcoin ETFs Experience $4.4 Billion Net Outflow Over the Past Month
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Bitcoin market news: U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $4.4 billion net outflow over the past month, turning the year-to-date flow into a net outflow. Some products, such as IBIT, still show net inflows in 2024. Since their launch, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $55 billion in net inflows—below their peak but still surpassing traditional commodity ETFs during the current market correction. Bitcoin news: This shift underscores ongoing investor caution amid market volatility.
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