Cryptocurrencies
📊 Bitcoin ETFs record the largest outflows since February, but analysts remain optimistic
After the end of the 43-day shutdown in the US, the crypto market did not receive the expected boost. Investors continue to withdraw funds from ETFs, but experts claim that the bear cycle is not yet confirmed.
➡️ Key data:
🟡 Outflow of $866 million in one day — the second largest in history (after $1.14 billion in February)
🟡 Two consecutive days of negative balance in the funds
🟡 Even after the approval of the budget until January 2026, the market showed no signs of recovery
➡️ What analysts say:
🟡 According to CryptoQuant, as long as BTC is above $94 thousand, there is no confirmed bear cycle
🟡 Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, states that the classic 4-year model no longer applies: “With ETFs and the new administration, the market structure has changed”
🟡 He believes that the current weakness is just a prolonged correction, but “the scenario for crypto today is the strongest in history.”
➡️ ETF situation:
🟡 Ethereum ETFs had outflows of $259 million
🟡 Solana ETFs recorded an inflow of $1.5 million, maintaining a 13-day streak of gains
🟡 The new XRP ETF was the most successful launch of 2025, with $58 million in volume on the first day
📈 Despite the temporary cooling, the growing activity in altcoin ETFs shows the continued interest from institutional investors.
📊 Bitcoin ETFs record the largest outflows since February, but analysts remain optimistic
After the end of the 43-day shutdown in the US, the crypto market did not receive the expected boost. Investors continue to withdraw funds from ETFs, but experts claim that the bear cycle is not yet confirmed.
➡️ Key data:
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📊 Bitcoin ETFs record the largest outflows since February, but analysts remain optimistic
After the end of the 43-day shutdown in the US, the crypto market did not receive the expected boost. Investors continue to withdraw funds from ETFs, but experts claim that the bear cycle is not yet confirmed.
➡️ Key data:
🟡 Outflow of $866 million in one day — the second largest in history (after $1.14 billion in February)
🟡 Two consecutive days of negative balance in the funds
🟡 Even after the approval of the budget until January 2026, the market showed no signs of recovery
➡️ What analysts say:
🟡 According to CryptoQuant, as long as BTC is above $94 thousand, there is no confirmed bear cycle
🟡 Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, states that the classic 4-year model no longer applies: “With ETFs and the new administration, the market structure has changed”
🟡 He believes that the current weakness is just a prolonged correction, but “the scenario for crypto today is the strongest in history.”
➡️ ETF situation:
🟡 Ethereum ETFs had outflows of $259 million
🟡 Solana ETFs recorded an inflow of $1.5 million, maintaining a 13-day streak of gains
🟡 The new XRP ETF was the most successful launch of 2025, with $58 million in volume on the first day
📈 Despite the temporary cooling, the growing activity in altcoin ETFs shows the continued interest from institutional investors.
📊 Bitcoin ETFs record the largest outflows since February, but analysts remain optimistic
After the end of the 43-day shutdown in the US, the crypto market did not receive the expected boost. Investors continue to withdraw funds from ETFs, but experts claim that the bear cycle is not yet confirmed.
➡️ Key data:
🔔
#BinanceEarnings #BinanceAlphaAlert #PassiveIncome #Earncommissions binancerewards #CryptoEarnings
