0:00– Bitcoin ETF Outflows and Market Analysis2:22– Institutional Crypto Selling and 13F Filing Trends2:50– MicroStrategy Bitcoin Selling and Corporate Treasury Strategy5:27– Macroeconomic Impact: Treasury Yields and Federal Reserve Policy7:04– On-Chain Data: Long-Term Holders and Bitcoin Exchange Reserves9:51– Key Bitcoin Price Levels and Support Targets11:51– Bitcoin Bull Case: Clarity Act and Institutional Inflows
US spot Bitcoin ETFs had $649 million in net outflows on May 18, the largest redemption since January. Over the 14 days ending May 23, cumulative net outflows totaled $2.26 billion across six consecutive redemptions. Bitcoin traded about 38% below its early-October peak near $125,000 and struggled to hold above $80,000. Fear and Greed registered 35, still above historical single-digit capitulation levels. BlackRock’s IBIT led the outflows, with cumulative inflows of about $64.8 billion versus current AUM of about $61.75 billion, implying holders are underwater. Q1 13F filings showed reductions including Jane Street cutting IBIT 71%, Fidelity’s FBTC 60%, and rotating about $82 million into Ethereum ETFs, while Harvard Management cut IBIT 43% and fully liquidated an $86.8 million Ethereum stake.
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