The US Bitcoin spot ETF has seen a capital outflow of 4.8 billion dollars since its peak in February, a drop of 11.7%
According to data from the British investment firm Farside Investors, since the peak of Bitcoin spot ETF funds on February 7, 2025, outflows have reached $4.8 billion. The total amount of fund flows has dropped from $40.7 billion to $35.9 billion as of March 10th, a decrease of 11.7%.
Market analysts believe that recent ETF fund outflows may be related to fluctuations in Bitcoin prices, rising market risk aversion and short-term profit-taking by investors.
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