Spot Bitcoin ETF AUM slid below $100 billion after $272 million outflows, marking its lowest level since April 2025.

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs are seeing a sustained reversal in demand, with roughly $6 billion leaving over the past months.

Bitcoin ETFs rebounded $562 million Monday after $1.5 billion outflows last week as BTC briefly rose above $79,000, with analysts noting ongoing market pressures.

Bitcoin fell to around $75,000 earlier on Monday before rebounding to roughly $78,500 later in the session, still well below levels seen prior to the recent sell-off.

The average ETF investor cost basis currently sits at $84,000, a level that has acted as a key support during previous ...

That exchange-traded fund is the GraniteShares 2x Short MSTR Daily ETF, trading under the ticker MSDD on Nasdaq. It is an ...

Bitcoin stabilized near $78,000 as spot ETF inflows turned positive on supportive macro data, easing pressure across major cryptocurrencies; liquidations stand at $303.54 million over the past 24 ...

Several crypto infrastructure firms, including custody provider Anchorage Digital, Kraken, and crypto payments giant Bitpanda ...

Bitcoin drops below $78,000 as Fed nomination and market outflows spark concerns over further losses. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) ...

Bitcoin ETFs hold 1.3 million BTC (6% of supply). Another 1 million BTC added would lock up over 12% of total coins. Bitcoin ETF scenario with 1M additional BTC removes 5% more supply from liquid ...