Bitcoin ETFs Record Over $465 Million in Outflows Over Two Days
Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net outflows for two consecutive days, totaling over $465 million, following a brief return to inflows. Analysts suggest this reversal indicates cautious investor sentiment rather than significant selling pressure. Markets are now focusing on this week's Federal Reserve meeting, as policymakers' guidance is anticipated to shape the near-term outlook for cryptocurrencies.
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