#比特幣現貨ETF出現創紀錄的資金流出

Record outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs: $4 billion gone!

June, a month marked by a sharp drop in Bitcoin, appears set to end negatively for ETFs as well. US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen outflows totaling $4 billion so far this month—a record high on a monthly basis. Last week alone, when the leading cryptocurrency fell as low as $58,000, saw net outflows of $1.8 billion.

The impact of institutional selling is clearly visible in Bitcoin, which started June above $73,000 but fell to $60,000 within just a few days and touched $58,000 last week. Figures indicate that net outflows from US Bitcoin ETFs in June—a month that has not yet concluded—have surpassed $4 billion, setting a record for the month, at least for the time being.

While net outflows from US Bitcoin spot ETFs have reached $4.06 billion so far this month, the sell-off figure for last week alone was a net $1.79 billion. This marked the second-largest weekly outflow since these ETFs began trading in January 2024. As will be recalled, Bitcoin dropped to $58,000 last week for the first time in nearly two years.

Given the $2.4 billion in outflows recorded in May, the combined net sell-off figure for the two-month period approaching $6.5 billion is also noteworthy.

It is also evident that these outflows have hit MicroStrategy—the company known for holding Bitcoin in its treasury—the hardest. While MicroStrategy shares have plummeted 45% year-to-date—outpacing even Bitcoin’s 30% decline—MSTR stock has lost nearly 50% of its value in just one month. MSTR, which closed at $82 on Friday, had not fallen to this level since February 2024.

Bitcoin is trading around the $59,500 level.
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