Bitcoin ETF outflows accelerate, with investors pulling $449M in three days
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen accelerated outflows, with investors pulling a total of $449 million over the past three days. ARK 21Shares accounted for $164 million of Thursday’s Bitcoin ETF withdrawals. Additionally, Ether and Solana funds also recorded net outflows.
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