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Bitcoin drops below $63,000, ETF capital outflows reach $4 billion
In the past 24 hours, it has dropped nearly 7%, over the past week about 15%, and nearly 23% over the past month.
Currently, Bitcoin's trading price is around $62,450, significantly below recent highs, facing multiple market pressures.
The latest weakness stems from investors withdrawing billions of dollars from spot Bitcoin ETFs, while broader financial markets continue to favor AI-related investments.
Software companies and Bitcoin treasury giant Strategy's BTC sales have sparked widespread discussion; the company, led by Michael Saylor, sold about 32 Bitcoins worth approximately $2.5 million.
Although this transaction accounts for only a small portion of its over 843,000 Bitcoin holdings, it has still attracted significant market attention.
Analysts point out that ETF fund outflows have approached $4 billion, indicating that institutional investors are becoming more cautious amid increased market volatility and emerging investment opportunities.
Despite recent weakness, not everyone is bearish; analysts at Standard & Poor's Bank believe Bitcoin's selling pressure may be nearing a slowdown.