Bitcoin ETFs took a hit Thursday with $200M in outflows—breaking a recent $1B weekly inflow streak and marking the first net outflow since July 13—as funds sold Bitcoin to meet redemptions. BlackRock’s fund led the losses with over $200M out, while Morgan Stanley’s was the only one to add money. The broader market dipped amid geopolitical tensions pushing oil prices up, and Bitcoin briefly fell below $65K to $64,600. Fear returned to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index. This follows an earlier $8B outflow period, drawing parallels to gold ETFs’ early years—progress with inevitable dips. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs kept gaining, adding $26M, hinting at internal crypto rotation. Watch for the Fed’s upcoming meeting—rate decisions could be a major catalyst.
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