Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Suffer Monumental Outflows – Who’s Buying This Dip?

It was a day of reckoning on September 26, as spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. were drained of a staggering $418 million. Yes, you read that right – $418 million, a sum so large it could practically fund an intergalactic space mission. Among the greatest casualties were Fidelity’s FBTC, losing $115 million like it was last season’s fashion trend, Bitwise’s BITB, which shed $80 million (pity), and Ark’s ARKB, slinking off with a mere $63 million in losses. Who knew you could lose so much money in broad daylight?

Oh, and before you think Bitcoin’s woes were an isolated incident, brace yourself. Ethereum ETFs had a particularly miserable time as well, suffering an additional $248 million in outflows. This marks the fifth consecutive day of investors saying “No thanks” to the ether, led by Fidelity’s FETH, which waved goodbye to a hefty $158 million. The kind of financial exodus that makes one wonder if these investors are going on some sort of group vacation to nowhere.

The numbers don’t lie, folks. All 12 Bitcoin ETFs failed to attract a single inflow. Nada. Zip. Nothing. As for Ethereum? Well, the outflows are just piling up, and who can blame them? Between the market volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty – it’s almost as if we’ve all been handed tickets to a rollercoaster, but the tracks are missing. Investors, it seems, are on high alert, perhaps waiting for some semblance of stability before diving back into these crypto adventures. Until then, it’s all about retreat, backpedaling, and maybe a good stiff drink 🍸.

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2025-09-27 09:02