📰 ETF funds suddenly flee—has Bitcoin reached a critical level?

Just the other day, we talked about which AI models to watch out for. Now ETF funds are heading for the exits. According to The Block, ETFs saw $12.8 billion in outflows last week, their worst week since June this year. BlackRock’s largest fund, IBIT, alone saw $400 million leave, accounting for 98% of the outflows.

In short: investors suddenly don’t want to keep their money in these funds. Why? On the surface, it looks like institutions are rebalancing their portfolios, but what really matters is where that $12.8 billion went. If Bitcoin’s price falls below $70 next, this assessment no longer holds.

💡 The key figure in this round of outflows is $12.8 billion, suggesting that major investors are reassessing the risk-reward profile of crypto assets. The short-term impact on BTC/ETH is bearish sentiment, but medium-term fund flows remain to be seen.

This article was not sponsored by any project, and the author does not hold any of the assets mentioned.

⚠️ This is not investment advice. Predictions are for reference only.

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