Crypto ETFs bleed with outflows of 582 million while Bitcoin struggles for $85,000
The digital asset market faced one of its most difficult days this Monday, marked by institutional capitulation and selling pressure that has tested key psychological supports.
The ETFs of #bitcoin and #Ethereum in the U.S. recorded net outflows of 582 million dollars. This is the largest withdrawal volume since November 20, highlighting a sudden shift in sentiment among institutional investors amid market volatility.
#Fidelity and #blackRock under the microscope: Fidelity's FBTC fund led the bleeding in Bitcoin with 230.1 million dollars in redemptions. Meanwhile, the giant #IBIT from BlackRock remained neutral (zero flow), acting as the only dam against widespread panic.
Ethereum is not escaping the purge: Ether ETFs suffered their third consecutive day of outflows, totaling 224.8 million dollars in losses. BlackRock's ETHA fund was the most affected, concentrating the majority of the withdrawals.
The "Monday Factor": Historically, Monday has consolidated in 2025 as one of the most bearish days. According to data from Velo, it is the third worst day of the week for Bitcoin, with several of the most significant local lows of the year recorded on this day.
The ETF Cost Basis: The key level to watch is at 83,000 dollars. This is the average price at which institutions have bought BTC through ETFs (data from Glassnode).
