A day after withdrawing a $ 1 billion record of investment funds in Bitcoin Tefs, investors withdrawing another $ 750 million on Wednesday.
Over the past week, approximately $ 3 billion had come out of the Bitcoin investment funds, which represents the worst period of external flows since its launch a year ago, according to data from Bloomberg. This sale pressure coincided with a sharp decrease in the price of bitcoin and other encrypted currencies.
the Ishaares Bitcoin Trust (Go)Which increased by 1 % so far on February 20, more than 13 % decreased. the Ishaares etheerum Trust (etha) It was worse, as it decreased from a 20 % loss on February 20 to a decrease of 33 % today.
Feeling of risks across the financial markets-which are driven by concerns about commercial wars and economic growth-have contributed to the investment funds circulating in encryption. But cryptocurrencies were severely subjected to a massive penetration of $ 1.5 billion in BYBIT last week. The theft included one of the largest teams in the history of encryption, infiltrators who exploit the weaknesses of the BYBIT security systems, which led to great losses in the exchange of encryption.
Despite the recent outputs, Spot US Crypto ETFS still has a clear $ 2.1 billion this year. Ibit (+2.9 billion dollars) and Etha (+806 million dollars) was the largest winner, while GBTC (-758 million dollars) and Which – which (-404 million dollars) witnessed the largest external flows.
If Etf Spot Bitcoin's flows turned for the year, it will be a great development.
Unlike the investment funds circulating in encryption, investors were in the gold -traded investment funds. During the past week, gold boxes have witnessed about $ 4 billion in flows and more than 5 billion dollars since the beginning of the year.
The price of gold greatly outperforms Bitcoin in 2025. SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) It increased by 8.6 % on an annual basis, while Bitcoin declined.
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