
The US Treasury yield has reached a 14-month high of 4.79%, impacting the cryptocurrency market by diverting institutional investments away from Bitcoin. In a notable shift, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced substantial outflows, with a total of $718 million exiting in just two days. This trend follows nearly $2 billion in inflows earlier in the month. On January 14, the Bitcoin spot ETF alone saw an outflow of $284.1 million, while the Ethereum ETF recorded an outflow of $39.43 million. The overall net outflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs on January 14 was reported at $210 million, with significant withdrawals from various funds: GBTC with $89.01 million, FBTC with $113.6 million, and ARKB with $92.36 million. As a result, the current total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs stands at approximately $108.981 billion.






Good afternoon, Yesterday's Bitcoin ETF flows were negative for $209.8 million. Blackrock had $219.5 million of outflows but since it's T+1 that means it was actually from Monday. Price recovered further from $95k to $97k, just 5 more days until Trump gets inaugurated.… https://t.co/z7Uo0AkTQA
💥BREAKING: Yesterday the Spot #Bitcoin ETF saw $209.82 MILLION outflow! https://t.co/2DWyEYjUP9
On January 14, the total net outflow of Bitcoin spot ETF was US$210 million. GBTC, FBTC, and ARKB had outflows of US$89.01 million, US$113.6 million, and US$92.36 million, respectively. The current total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETF is US$108.981 billion.… https://t.co/xpb8HyoJ9l