According to ME News, on June 22 (UTC+8), BIT tweeted: “Over the past 30 days, the combined net flow into stablecoins, strategy products, and Bitcoin ETFs has turned negative, reaching a record $8 billion, indicating that institutional investors are reducing their risk exposure ahead of summer. Unlike the slight slowdown in inflows seen in Q4 2025, current flows have clearly shifted to net outflows. Without a major catalyst—such as a dovish shift by the Fed—buying pressure may struggle to recover. This suggests that Bitcoin’s current decline from $82,000 to $62,000 may have a greater impact than the previous pullback from $102,000 to $82,000. With limited upside potential, short volatility strategies may still present opportunities.” (Source: Foresight News)
Institutional crypto outflows reach record $8 billion in 30 days
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Inflows and outflows from institutional crypto assets reached a record $8 billion in outflows over 30 days, according to BIT and MetaEra. Outflows from stablecoins, strategies, and ETFs all contributed to the decline. The shift from net inflows signals a risk-off sentiment ahead of summer. Without a Fed pivot, buying pressure may remain weak. The Bitcoin drop to $62,000 could exert more pressure than the earlier fall to $20,000, with limited upside favoring short volatility.
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