The shock is clear. After six weeks of inflows for Bitcoin ETFs, spot BTC funds suddenly saw 635.23 million dollars exit. This is the largest daily outflow since January 29. The signal comes badly, because this positive momentum had reinforced the idea of a sustainable institutional comeback.
This movement breaks the image of a market continuously supported by large investors. For several weeks, Bitcoin ETFs had attracted about 3.4 billion dollars. This sequence had created a sense of comfort around BTC.
But ETFs are not a guarantee of increase. They are liquidity channels. When confidence slows down, money comes out quickly. Here, the outflow looks less like a panic than a massive profit-taking after an already very advanced sequence.
But it would also be risky to minimize the message. When 635 million dollars leave Bitcoin ETFs in one day, the market reminds that its support can become very tactical. BTC remains solid, but it is no longer bought automatically at any price.
In this context, Bitcoin and Ethereum fall while Solana and XRP attract capital. This is not a defeat for Bitcoin. It is a rotation. And in a more mature market, rotations sometimes speak louder than records
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