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Bitcoin ETFs on three-day outflow streak as BTC briefly dips below $90k

Bitcoin ETFs on three-day outflow streak as BTC briefly dips below $90k

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States recorded their third consecutive day of outflows this year, as Bitcoin fell below $90,000 amid a broader market risk-off sentiment. According to data from SoSoValue, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $284.19 million in net outflows on Jan. 13, extending their outflow streak to three days, during which over $1 billion exited the funds. Fidelity’s FBTC led the outflows on Monday, with $113.64 million exiting the fund, followed by ARK 21Shares’ ARKB, which saw outflows of $92.36 million. Grayscale’s GBTC and Bitwise’s BITB also contributed to the negative momentum, with investors withdrawing $89.01 million and $18.64 million from the funds, respectively. Meanwhile, BlackRock ’s IBIT stood out as the only exception, recording an inflow of $29.46 million. The remaining Bitcoin ETFs reported no flows on the day. The total trading volume for the 12 Bitcoin ETFs was $3.17 billion, slightly lower than the $3.26 billion recorded the previous day. The significant outflows recorded on Jan. 13 coincided with Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, briefly dipping below the $90,000 mark on Monday. Crypto assets have been declining since last week following stronger-than-expected payroll numbers, which caused a spike in bond yields. Additionally, concerns over President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plans boosted the dollar while putting pressure on Bitcoin and other risk assets. At press time, Bitcoin ( BTC ) was up 1%, recovering above $95,000—a key support level for its potential move back above $100,000, as noted by multiple analysts. You might also like: BlackRock debuts Bitcoin ETF on CBOE Canada Ethereum ETFs also face outflows The nine Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded their fourth consecutive day of outflows on Jan. 13, with $39.43 million withdrawn from the funds. Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust reported an outflow of $37.84 million the day with its GBTC fund also contributing to the negative momentum with $14.49 million exiting the fund. BlackRock’s ETHA managed to offset some of the outflows with an inflow of $12.9 million observed on the day. The remaining ETF ETFs remained still on the day. Ethereum ( ETH ) was down 1.9% trading at $3,175 when writing. Read more: Ethereum price is slowly forming a rare pattern: is a surge coming?

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