- Bitcoin ETFs experience $93.16 million outflow.
- Possible shift in Bitcoin ETF sentiment.
- Despite February high, current market shows divergence.
The substantial outflow in Bitcoin ETFs might signal changing investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility. The event appears to contrast with the previously noted inflow trends in March.
On March 27, Bitcoin ETFs exhibited a net inflow, led by Fidelity’s FBTC at $97.14 million. However, a $93.16 million outflow on March 28 indicates a potential shift in investor sentiment. This shift could be influenced by Bitcoin’s declining price, recently noted at $85,828.
Bitcoin’s price has declined to $83,886 as of March 29, with a 2.38% drop over 24 hours, based on CoinMarketCap data. Trading volume increased by 23%, pointing to heightened market activity. The market cap stands at $1.66 trillion, maintaining a 61.23% market dominance.
This suggests that while institutions are not aggressively risk-on, there is still demand for bitcoin exposure in the market. — Min Jung, Analyst, Presto Research
The recurring outflows could affect Bitcoin ETF investments, compelling stakeholders to address regulatory and market complexities. Investors remain cautious despite past optimism, responding to fluctuating economic indicators and pricing trends.
