Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Sustained Outflows Since November as Glassnode Warns of Institutional Disengagement ⋆ ZyCrypto
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  Major Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) of Bitcoin and Ethereum have experienced sustained outflows since November. While some have linked these divestments to the bearish price action, Glassnode argues that they could indicate partial institutional disengagement from the crypto market. In a recent X (formerly Twitter) post, Glassnode highlighted the market impact of these sizeable withdrawals. It tweeted: “Since early November, the 30D-SMA of net flows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs has turned negative and remained so. This persistence suggests a phase of muted participation and partial disengagement from institutional allocators, reinforcing the broader liquidity contraction across the crypto market.“ Here is the graph of the 30-day SMA of net flows of the ETH ETFs: Advertisement
  Image Source: Glassnode Here is the graph of the 30-day SMA of Bitcoin ETF flows: Image Source: Glassnode These two graphs show that the last 7-8 weeks haven’t been kind to crypto tickers in conventional stock markets, which recorded $952 million in outflows. Ethereum and Bitcoin both witnessed major outflows, and the trend hasn’t been able to reverse itself ever since, even though the intensity of these outflows has dropped during the last couple of weeks or so. Are Institutions Disengaging from Crypto? The answer to this question is not simple, as we are currently in a market overrun by bearish forces. As a result, negative sentiment has overwhelmed the decision-making of major players, especially new entrants like ETF investors. However, they can take heart from the fact that a deeper outflow pattern was observed in March-April of this year, followed by a major inflow boom that put BTC back on track for months to come. Much of the second and third quarters saw positive flows, and the spot price index responded accordingly. However, the situation has changed dramatically…
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