Spot Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Experience Selling Pressure in the U.S. Market

In recent days, Farside monitoring has recorded a significant outflow of capital from Bitcoin Spot ETFs in the United States. The accumulated outflow reached $589.4 million, reflecting a trend of disinvestment among market participants.

**Details of Fund Movements**

The data break down how these capital outflows were distributed among the main available products. The IBIT fund led with an outflow of $242.7 million, followed by GBTC with $72.8 million. Meanwhile, FBTC experienced a negative flow of $110.7 million.

Other funds also showed selling pressures, though on a smaller scale. BITB recorded an outflow of $54 million, while HODL experienced a negative movement of $41.6 million. The ARKB fund had an outflow of $31.3 million, and Grayscale BTC of $31.2 million. Finally, EZBC registered the smallest selling pressure with an outflow of $5.1 million.

**Context of Capital Movement**

This pattern of outflows from the Spot Bitcoin ETF reflects the period's volatility and possible portfolio adjustments by investors. Exchange-traded funds have played a key role in democratizing access to Bitcoin, allowing institutional and retail investors to position themselves in the cryptocurrency through traditional means.

Fluctuations in the flows of these instruments provide valuable indicators of market sentiment and the direction of capital regarding Bitcoin during specific periods.