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BEARISH 📉 : Crypto funds face unprecedented three-month outflow streak
An on-chain analytics account, Rand, has reported that crypto funds have experienced three consecutive months of outflows for the first time.
Historic Outflows
- The current streak marks a departure from previous patterns of sporadic withdrawals and inflows.
- Both retail and institutional flows are affected.
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant reductions in inflows, reversing some earlier gains.

ETF Investors' Stance
- Despite paper losses, many ETF holders remain invested.
- Analysts like James Seyffart and Jim Bianco highlight that while positions are underwater, holders are not selling en masse.
- The market is experiencing a slow retreat rather than a full-scale selloff.
Price Movement Impact
- Bitcoin’s price drop over 30 days has pushed ETF positions into losses.
- Some investors face losses around 40%, with steeper short-term swings.
- Despite recent outflows, net positions in ETFs remain substantial.
Long-Term Perspective
- Since 2022, Bitcoin's growth has outpaced several traditional assets.
- Current outflows are viewed differently: as either a temporary pause or a warning sign.
Future Outlook
- The three-month outflow signals widespread caution, affecting products once considered stable.
- Market conditions remain uncertain, with potential for either recovery or continued outflows.
Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView