Analyst: Institutions sold over 25,000 BTC worth of Bitcoin ETF shares last quarter
Svmuu News: James Seyffart, a Bloomberg ETF analyst, stated that according to statistics from 13F filings disclosed by the U.S. SEC, institutional investors cumulatively sold approximately 25,098 BTC worth of shares in the "Bitcoin" ETF during the fourth quarter of 2025, indicating a clear trend of position reduction.Data shows that investment advisors and hedge funds are the primary holders of the Bitcoin ETF, with Brevan Howard making the largest reduction, selling ETF holdings equivalent to over 17,000 BTC.This round of selling occurred as the price of Bitcoin fell from a 2025 high of over $120,000 to below $85,000. Currently, the price of Bitcoin has fallen further to approximately $64,000, with market sentiment remaining in the extreme fear zone.
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