EddieJayonCrypto

 23 Jan 24

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The Bitcoin ETF market has seen a dip of around 20%, with Grayscale’s GBTC experiencing a staggering outflow of $640 million in just one day. The outflows are now surpassing inflows, leading to a downturn in almost all the ETFs in the market. Despite initial remarkable inflows, recent reports show t...

The Bitcoin ETF market has seen a dip of around 20%, with Grayscale’s GBTC experiencing a staggering outflow of $640 million in just one day. The outflows are now surpassing inflows, leading to a downturn in almost all the ETFs in the market. Despite initial remarkable inflows, recent reports show that investors are withdrawing their assets, leading to an overall ETF outflow of $21 million. This marks a significant shift in the market following the long-anticipated Bitcoin ETF launch.

The crypto community has been eagerly watching the economy following the long-anticipated Bitcoin ETF launch, analyzing the market moves. However, recent reports unearthed that the Bitcoin ETF outflow is “picking up,” overpowering the inflows. James Seyffart, a Bloomberg analyst, shared an X post on January 23, citing the highest outflow of Grayscale’s ETF, GBTC. Today, GBTC saw a staggering outflow of $640 million, marking a “bad day for Bitcoin ETFs.” So far, Grayscale has seen a total GBTC outflow of $3.45 billion.

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The opinions expressed by the writers at Grow My Bag are their own and do not reflect the official stance of Grow My Bag. The content provided on our site is not intended as investment advice, and Grow My Bag is not an investment advisor. We do not endorse buying or selling any cryptocurrencies or digital assets mentioned in our articles. High-risk investments in Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and digital assets require thorough due diligence, and all transfers and trades made are at your own risk. Grow My Bag is not responsible for any potential losses and participates in affiliate marketing.
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