Bitcoin Spot ETFs Face Worst Month Since February with $3.48B Outflows

Key Highlights on Bitcoin and Market Dynamics:

  • Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows in November, with $3.48 billion in net outflows and a single-day exit of $903 million on November 20.
  • BlackRock's IBIT faced record-setting outflows of $523 million but remains its most profitable ETF with over $119 billion in assets.
  • New cost-basis cluster formed around the $80,000 range, potentially acting as a strong support zone due to fresh accumulation.
  • Market liquidity issues arose at the start of December, emphasized by low liquidity and algorithm activations.
  • Analyst Michaël van de Poppe anticipates another test of crucial resistance levels, possibly leading to a breakout towards $100,000.
  • Entrepreneur Shanaka Anslem Perera attributes recent Bitcoin price actions to shifts in Japan’s bond yields, impacting the yen carry trade.
  • Whales accumulated approximately 375,000 BTC amidst reduced institutional exposure and decreased miner sales.
  • CryptoQuant analysis suggests buying below the STH cost basis during stress phases can yield strong long-term results.

Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs have just recorded their worst month since February, with $3.48B in outflows