According to the data from the British investment company Farside Investors, since the peak of the Bitcoin Spot ETF fund on February 7, 2025, the outflow of funds has reached 48 billion US dollars, and the total fund flow has decreased from 40.7 billion US dollars to 35.9 billion US dollars on March 10, with a decrease of 11.7%.
Market analysts believe that the recent outflow of ETF funds may be related to the fluctuation of Bitcoin prices, the rise of market risk aversion sentiment, and investors' short-term profit-taking.
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The US BTCSpotETF has seen outflows of $4.8 billion since its peak in February, with a decline of 11.7%.
According to the data from the British investment company Farside Investors, since the peak of the Bitcoin Spot ETF fund on February 7, 2025, the outflow of funds has reached 48 billion US dollars, and the total fund flow has decreased from 40.7 billion US dollars to 35.9 billion US dollars on March 10, with a decrease of 11.7%. Market analysts believe that the recent outflow of ETF funds may be related to the fluctuation of Bitcoin prices, the rise of market risk aversion sentiment, and investors' short-term profit-taking.