Massive liquidity outflow from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs — who’s selling, and who’s cashing out? Whales vs. fish
This week, U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs saw heavy net outflows totaling $497.1M, according to Farside data via ChainCatcher.
📉 ETF Breakdown:
IBIT: −$240.3M (largest outflow)
BITB: −$115.1M
ARKB: −$100.7M
HODL: −$39.2M
GBTC: −$27.5M
BTC ETF: −$7.4M
📈 Exception:
FBTC: +$33.1M (the only ETF with net inflows)
So how do you profit while funds are selling?
Big outflows don’t mean the trend is dead. This often signals distribution or profit-taking, not the end of opportunity.
Bottom line:
Institutions sell after they’ve accumulated. The real profits go to those who entered early, managed risk wisely, and didn’t chase the move once it was already done.
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