Last week, Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of $1.039 billion, ending a six-week streak of inflows.


In six weeks, $4.7 billion flooded in. In just one week, $1 billion was pulled out.
The trigger is crystal clear: CPI exceeded expectations, bond yields soared, and oil prices spiked due to the situation in the Middle East — a triple whammy of bad news hit simultaneously, and institutions reacted much faster than retail traders.
What’s even more noteworthy is the timeline: when the Clarity Act passed in the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday, Bitcoin was still at $82,000. By Friday's close, it had already dropped below $78,000.
Regulatory good news couldn’t hold back the macro headwinds. This is the current market's real priority.
Bitcoin is currently priced at $76,686, with a 24h drop of -2.0%. Ethereum is at $2,108, down -3.67%.#TradfiTradingChallenge
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