Bitcoin ETFs sold through 7 of 8 major crashes, challenging Wall Street support expectations
A new DWF Labs report, shared with CryptoSlate, found that US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds consistently recorded outflows during seven of eight major market declines of at least 15% since their January 2024 launch. This challenges the expectation that Wall Street investors would support prices during downturns.
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