Here's what happened when Bitcoin spot ETFs started drawing billions and everyone treated the inflows like a bid that never leaves.
People piled in on the "institutions are here" story and then had no plan when flows reversed. That FOMO-to-trapped cycle is how you lock in losses at the worst possible time.
Most of the conversation still treats
$BTC ETF demand as a one-way street. Creations can flip to redemptions in a single week, and we already saw a
$ZEC product post its first weekly outflow. That is the part almost nobody priced.
Greed is sitting at 68, which is not a setup where you assume the next print is green. When risk comes off, $USDT does not stay in these vehicles. It leaves. The SEC also halted crypto ETF reviews during a funding lapse, which means the regulatory pipe can clog without warning.
If your thesis is that spot ETFs will keep drawing forever, you are one outflow print away from being the exit liquidity. Inflows are a tailwind. They are not a floor.
Where do you think this goes from here if redemptions start stacking?
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