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#BitcoinETFSees7272BTCOutflow As ETF outflows increase and investor interest wanes, pressure is mounting on Bitcoin, while the market’s eyes turn to the critical support zone in the $61,000–$64,000 range. The reason behind BTC’s decline has been revealed.
The sharp pullback in Bitcoin over the past few weeks ranks among the top concerns for investors. The price’s struggle to hold at the $62,000 level has intensified discussions about the causes of the downturn in the markets, while on-chain data points more to a lack of demand than to selling pressure.
According to experts, the key problem in the current correction process is not an increase in market selling, but a significant slowdown in new capital inflows. This situation leads investors to take a more cautious approach not only toward Bitcoin, but also toward other digital assets.
Capital inflows into the US spot Bitcoin ETFs, which played an important role in Bitcoin’s rally in 2024 and 2025, began to slow down in 2026.
The increase in ETF outflows and the indicator remaining in negative territory for a prolonged period suggest that demand from US-based institutional investors has weakened. Market analyses show that, based on Realized Cap data reflecting investor confidence, investor capital on the Bitcoin network fell from approximately $1.12 trillion to $1.08 trillion. As a result, around $40 billion in capital exited the network.
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