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Bitcoin's exchange rate has dropped to around $80,000, and searches for the price are surging in Russia. Reports note that continued inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs have not been enough to offset pressure from the US Federal Reserve's policy and persistent inflation. Traders are watching whether the cryptocurrency can hold this level or faces further declines.
- 2Bitcoin spot ETFs linked spot and futures markets●📈 Desde enero de 2024, los ETFs de # Bitcoin al contado conectaron el mercado spot con los futuros. Resultado: las estra
Since January 2024, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have connected the spot market with futures markets. Analysts note that as a result, arbitrage strategies used by large institutional players now flow far more easily between the two segments, changing how the crypto market trades.
- 3US Bitcoin ETFs shed $635 million in one day●US Bitcoin ETFs see $635 million outflow, erasing October gains Thursday withdrawals pushed US spot Bitcoin ETF net flow
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $635 million in withdrawals on Thursday, wiping out their gains for October. The outflows pushed the month's net flows to minus $175 million and ended a three-day inflow streak. Altcoin ETFs also saw money leave, with investors weighing what the broad retreat signals about appetite for crypto funds.
- 4Switzerland lists Europe's first spot bitcoin ETF on SIX▼Switzerland breaks from European fund limits with first spot bitcoin ETF on SIX
Switzerland has become the first European country to list a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund on its national exchange, SIX Swiss Exchange, breaking with the more cautious stance taken by other European regulators on crypto funds. The move is being covered widely by financial media and is being read as a signal that Switzerland intends to keep positioning itself as a crypto-friendly financial hub.
- 5US Bitcoin ETFs pull in $286 million as BTC holds above $80,000●Bitcoin ETFs add $286 million over two days as BTC holds above $80,000 US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew about $286 million over
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew roughly $286 million across two trading days, narrowing October's outflows, while Bitcoin held above the $80,000 mark. Ether ETFs, by contrast, continued to see money leave. The inflows suggest institutional investors are returning to Bitcoin products even as interest in Ether funds cools.
- 6Bitcoin holds $79,900 support as ETFs absorb supply▼$BTC holds $79.9K support as retail capitulates and paper longs drop 57%. Spot ETFs stealthily absorbed 87K BTC, signali
Bitcoin is holding a key support level around $79,900 while retail traders capitulate and paper long positions fall 57%. Spot ETFs have reportedly absorbed 87,000 BTC during the decline, which analysts describe as a possible structural macro bottom. Traders are watching whether institutional buying can offset the retail sell-off.
- 7Ark Invest buys Circle shares, trims Bitcoin ETF holdings●Ark Invest buys $5.2M of Circle shares, sells $15.9M of its Bitcoin ETF as Bitcoin pulls back Ark Invest added to its Ci
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought $5.2 million of Circle shares while selling $15.9 million of its spot Bitcoin ETF, as Bitcoin traded below $80,000. The move signals a rotation within Ark's crypto exposure, reducing direct Bitcoin holdings during the pullback while increasing its stake in Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin. Investors are watching whether this marks a broader shift in institutional crypto positioning.
- 8Ark Invest Sells $15 Million of Its Own Bitcoin ETF▼Ark Invest Sells $15 Million Of Its Own Bitcoin ETF As Price Falls
Ark Invest, the asset management firm led by Cathie Wood, has sold roughly $15 million worth of shares from its own spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF. The move comes as bitcoin's price falls, and observers are weighing whether the sale signals a tactical rebalancing or reduced confidence in the cryptocurrency's short-term outlook.
- 9New Research Questions Whether Bitcoin ETF Flows Predict Price Moves▼Do Bitcoin ETF Flows Really Predict Future Bitcoin Price Moves? This New Research Has Important Implications for BTC Investors.
New research examining whether Bitcoin ETF flows can reliably predict future Bitcoin price movements is drawing attention from investors. Analysts writing for Yahoo Finance and The Motley Fool say the findings carry important implications for BTC investors, challenging a common assumption that inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs signal where the price is heading next.
- 10iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF Draws Investor Attention▼iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) is being closely watched by investors tracking its stock price, quotes and historical performance on finance platforms. The spot bitcoin fund remains one of the most prominent vehicles for gaining regulated exposure to bitcoin's price movements, and its trading activity is a frequent reference point in market commentary.
- 11Hedge Funds Exit Bitcoin ETFs as Sovereign Funds Move In▼Wall Street’s Fast Money Fled Bitcoin ETFs, Sovereign Funds Stepped In
Fast money on Wall Street has pulled back from spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, with data showing hedge funds and other short-term investors reducing their positions. At the same time, sovereign wealth funds have stepped in as buyers, taking up the slack. Market watchers say the shift signals a change in who is holding bitcoin through ETFs, from speculative traders toward longer-term state-backed investors.
- 12Millennium, Goldman Sachs and Tudor slash Bitcoin ETF holdings●Galaxy Research found that nine hedge funds and banks, including Millennium, Goldman Sachs and Tudor, cut 68,000 BTC of
Galaxy Research reports that nine hedge funds and banks, including Millennium, Goldman Sachs and Tudor, cut roughly 68,000 BTC from their spot Bitcoin ETF holdings, worth about $5.4 billion. The sell-off is attributed to the cash-and-carry trade losing its appeal, as the futures basis narrowed to 0.6 points over Treasury bill yields, leaving the arbitrage no longer profitable for large institutions.
- 13Analysts eye $85K Bitcoin as ETF inflows resume●Bitcoin Price Prediction: Jump to $85K Likely as BTC ETFs See Three Days of Inflows
Market watchers are predicting Bitcoin could climb to $85,000, pointing to a return of investor confidence after spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded three consecutive days of inflows. The streak of institutional buying is being read as a sign that demand is recovering, and commentators say continued inflows could provide the momentum needed for a push toward new highs.
- 14$436M Bitcoin liquidation cascade wipes out leveraged longs▼$436M liquidation cascade wipes out $BTC longs as thin order books expose a brutal leverage trap, dropping prices to $79
A $436 million liquidation cascade hit Bitcoin traders as prices dropped to around $79,280, wiping out leveraged long positions. Traders point to thin order books and derivatives depth outpacing spot markets, creating violent price vacuums when ETF inflows stall. The move is being described as a leverage trap that exposed structural fragility in crypto markets.
- 15Bitcoin ETFs add $137M, putting October inflows back in the green●Bitcoin ETFs add $137M, pushing October back into the green
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $137 million in net inflows, enough to lift October's monthly total back into positive territory after earlier outflows. The swing keeps institutional demand for the funds in focus as traders watch whether the month can close with sustained buying momentum across the major ETF products.
- 16Bitcoin Holds Near $80,000 as ETF Inflows Slow▼Bitcoin Holds Near $80,000 as ETF Inflows Slow Ahead of US Inflation Data Bitcoin hovers near its institutional cost bas
Bitcoin is trading near $80,000, hovering around the institutional cost basis level as inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs have dropped sharply, reportedly by 95.6%. Traders are waiting for upcoming US inflation data, which could shape expectations ahead of the Federal Reserve's October 28 meeting. Market watchers say the slowdown in ETF demand is testing whether current price levels can hold.
- 17Bitcoin at $80,913: ETF buyers remain underwater▼Bitcoin price $80,913: why ETF buyers are still in the red
Bitcoin is trading around $80,913, yet many investors who bought through US spot Bitcoin ETFs are still sitting on losses. Analysis points out that ETF inflows clustered around higher price levels during earlier rallies, so the current price leaves average ETF buyers in the red even as spot holders from earlier cycles remain in profit.
- 18US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Take In $176 Million in a Day●U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Took In $176.0 Million on October 27 as IBIT and FBTC Drew All the Flows
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $176.0 million in net inflows on October 27, with all of the money going to just two products: BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC. The concentration suggests investors continued favoring the largest, most liquid funds, while competing ETFs saw no new money that day.
- 19Ark Invest Buys Circle Shares, Sells Its Own Bitcoin ETF▼Ark Invest buys $5.2 million of Circle shares, sells $15.9 million of its own Bitcoin ETF as BTC grinds lower
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought $5.2 million worth of Circle shares while selling $15.9 million of its own spot Bitcoin ETF, according to The Block. The trades came as Bitcoin continued grinding lower, drawing attention to Ark's shifting stance on crypto exposure. Observers see the swap as a rotation from direct Bitcoin exposure toward stablecoin and crypto infrastructure plays amid falling prices.
- 20Balchunas highlights analysis of Bitcoin ETF investor cost basis●Eric Balchunas Amplifies Analysis of Bitcoin’s ETF Cost Basis
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas is drawing attention to an analysis of the cost basis of investors in US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The figure is being cited as a possible marker for where ETF buyers would move into loss territory, a level often watched for signs of selling pressure or support in the Bitcoin market.
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US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows last week, ending a two-week streak of withdrawals, even though trading weakened toward the end of the week. The turnaround suggests institutional demand for Bitcoin exposure is holding up despite recent price volatility, and crypto market watchers are treating the return to inflows as a signal of renewed investor confidence.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled in roughly $110 million in fresh inflows, recovering a fraction of the record $774 million that left the funds the previous day. The swing points to continued volatility in institutional demand for Bitcoin, with investors watching whether the rebound marks stabilisation or a brief pause in a wider pullback from crypto products.
- 23US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $110.3 Million, All Going to BlackRock●U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Took In $110.3 Million on October 26, All of It Into BlackRock’s IBIT:
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $110.3 million in net inflows on October 26, with the entire amount going into BlackRock's IBIT fund. The single-fund concentration highlights IBIT's continued dominance in the market, as competing Bitcoin ETFs saw no net inflows on the day.
- 24Bitcoin ETFs Suffer Biggest Outflow Day Since June▼Bitcoin ETFs Just Had Their Biggest Outflow Day Since June. Is the Selling Over?
US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their largest single-day outflows since June, prompting investors and analysts to question whether the selling has run its course. The withdrawals mark a notable shift in sentiment after months of steadier institutional demand, and market watchers are now looking at upcoming flows to gauge whether the pullback is temporary profit-taking or the start of a broader retreat.
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Bitcoin has climbed back above the $80,000 mark, a level watched closely by traders after recent weakness. At the same time, BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has recorded inflows, ending a run of daily outflows from the fund. The recovery in price and renewed fund demand are being read as signs that investor appetite for bitcoin may be returning.
- 26Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $443M in Net Outflows▼Spot Bitcoin ETFs see $443M in net outflows as Ether funds bleed too
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $443 million in net outflows in a single day, with Ether ETFs also posting withdrawals. The exits mark one of the heavier single-day redemption streaks for the products recently, suggesting institutional investors are pulling back from crypto exposure amid market weakness, and adding pressure to Bitcoin and Ether prices.
- 27BlackRock stock seen 11% undervalued after Bitcoin ETF filing▼BlackRock (BLK) Stock Could Be 11% Undervalued Following Bitcoin ETF Filing
BlackRock shares are being flagged as potentially 11% undervalued following the asset manager's filing for a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Analysts and market watchers are weighing how the crypto push could add to BlackRock's growth, with the filing seen as a sign the world's largest asset manager is positioning itself at the center of institutional Bitcoin adoption.
- 28US spot Bitcoin ETFs take in $1.08 billion over three days●Crypto SWOT: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.08 billion in net inflows over three days
United States spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds drew $1.08 billion in net inflows over three consecutive trading days, according to Kitco's crypto SWOT analysis. The run of inflows points to renewed institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure through regulated vehicles. Market watchers are weighing the flows against wider crypto market conditions, where ETF demand is often read as a signal of investor sentiment and a driver of Bitcoin's price momentum.
- 29$635 Million Vanished From Bitcoin ETFs in One Day●$635 Million Vanished From Bitcoin ETFs in One Day Coinbase says spot Bitcoin ETFs are now the market's biggest buyers,
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw roughly $635 million in outflows in a single day, a sharp reversal from recent buying. Coinbase notes that spot Bitcoin ETFs have become the market's largest buyers, making the sudden outflow a reminder of how quickly that demand can flip into selling pressure. Traders are watching whether the outflows continue or prove a one-day blip.
- 30Analyst Sees $75,000 Bitcoin as Entry Point for IBIT▼IBIT: I'm Waiting For $75,000 Bitcoin (NASDAQ:IBIT)
A Seeking Alpha commentary argues investors should wait for Bitcoin to fall to around $75,000 before buying into BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the spot Bitcoin ETF traded on Nasdaq. The piece reflects ongoing debate over whether Bitcoin's recent pullback is a buying opportunity or the start of a deeper decline, with the author advising patience at that lower price level.
- 31Swiss regulator FINMA approves first spot bitcoin ETF▼FINMA approves Switzerland's first spot bitcoin ETF
Switzerland's financial regulator FINMA has approved the country's first spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, allowing investors to gain direct exposure to bitcoin through a regulated, stock-exchange-listed product. The move follows similar approvals in the United States earlier this year and strengthens Switzerland's position as a hub for regulated crypto investment products in Europe.
- 32Bitcoin ETFs See $635 Million in Outflows as Price Dips●Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635 million in outflows as price nears average holding cost US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $635 million
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635 million in withdrawals on October 22, the largest single-day outflow since June. The selling wave came as Bitcoin's price fell toward the estimated average cost basis of the funds' holdings, a level some investors watch closely as a marker of aggregate profitability. Market commentators are debating whether the dip signals deeper weakness or a buying opportunity, with sentiment across the crypto sector turning cautious.
- 33Bitcoin slides to $80,517 as ETF demand reverses●Bitcoin (BTC) price fell to $80,517, underperforming a slightly weaker broader market, driven mainly by a sharp reversal
Bitcoin fell to $80,517, underperforming a broader market that was only slightly weaker. The drop is attributed mainly to a sharp reversal in institutional demand, with spot ETF outflows weighing on price, alongside rising macro risk aversion and a rout in AI-related stocks. Commenters are watching whether ETF flows stabilize and what the crypto decline signals about wider investor sentiment.
- 34Bitcoin tests $80,000 as macro pressures mount●$BTC tests $80k as Brent crude hits $116 and 10Y yields near 5%. US spot ETFs face $635M outflows, putting institutional
Bitcoin is testing the $80,000 level as Brent crude trades near $116 and US 10-year Treasury yields approach 5%. US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen around $635 million in outflows, reportedly leaving many institutional holders underwater on their cost basis. Traders are watching whether macro pressures will force a deeper break below support.
- 35Bitcoin ETF Week Stays Positive Despite $774 Million Outflows▼Bitcoin ETF Week Stays Positive After Nearly $774 Million In Late Outflows
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $774 million in outflows late in the trading week, yet the week overall finished in positive territory thanks to stronger inflows earlier on. The figures suggest institutional demand for Bitcoin funds remains resilient, with investors absorbing the late selling without derailing the broader positive trend across the sector.
- 36Franklin Templeton Plans ETF Reinvesting Stock Dividends Into Bitcoin▼Franklin Templeton Plans ETF That Reinvests Stock Dividends Into Bitcoin
Asset manager Franklin Templeton is planning a new exchange-traded fund that would automatically reinvest dividends from stocks into bitcoin. The proposal signals the firm's continued expansion into crypto-linked products, following its spot bitcoin ETF. Details on structure, timing and regulatory approval have not been confirmed, but the idea is drawing attention as major asset managers deepen their cryptocurrency offerings.
- 37Bitcoin ETF inflows fade as price tests $81,300▼Bitcoin ETF inflows fade as price pressure tests ETF buyers’ $81,300 cost basis
Bitcoin ETF buyers are under strain as fund inflows slow and the price falls toward roughly $81,300, the average cost basis for spot ETF investors. Analysts warn that a sustained drop below that level could pressure holders to sell and deepen losses, with weakening inflows removing a key source of demand that supported the price earlier in the year.
- 38Bitcoin ETFs Shed $635 Million in a Day as BTC Falls Back to September Levels▼Bitcoin ETFs See $635M Outflow In A Day As BTC Slips Back To September Levels
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded roughly $635 million in outflows in a single day as the price of Bitcoin dropped back to levels last seen in September. The withdrawal marks one of the larger daily outflows in recent weeks and coincided with a broad pullback in crypto markets. Traders are weighing whether the selling reflects short-term profit-taking or the start of a longer retreat, with attention turning to whether institutional demand can stabilize prices.
- 39Ethereum slides below $2,300 as losses deepen●Ethereum slides below $2,300, posting a 28‑day loss of 14.7% Ethereum fell below $2,300 on Oct 24, marking a 28‑day drop
Ethereum fell below $2,300 on October 24, extending its decline over the past 28 days to 14.7%. The drop is steeper than Bitcoin's 5.6% loss over the same period, underlining ether's underperformance among major cryptocurrencies. US spot ether ETFs also recorded about $110 million in net outflows, adding to concerns about weakening investor demand for the asset.
- 40Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $301 Million After Two Weeks of Outflows●Bitcoin ETFs break 2-week outflow streak with $301M comeback
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $301 million in net inflows, ending two straight weeks of withdrawals. The rebound is being read by market watchers as a sign that institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure is returning, and traders are watching whether the inflows can continue and help lift Bitcoin's price after the recent selling pressure.