CryptoWorld News reports that Bitcoin’s trading price today is close to $60,000, at approximately $62,160.89. Compared with February, institutions’ response to Bitcoin is markedly different: they are actively selling as prices fall. Last week, 11 Bitcoin ETFs listed in the United States recorded net outflows of $1.72 billion, the largest weekly redemptions in a year. By contrast, when Bitcoin dropped to nearly $60,000 in early February, the ETFs saw outflows of only $318 million. Over the past four weeks, the outflows have accelerated, rising from $1 billion on May 15 to the recent $1.72 billion. Analyst Greg Cipolaro said the current market faces multiple pressures that could affect Bitcoin’s price support.

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LiquidityBarista
· 17h ago
What exactly does Greg mean by multiple pressures? Is it interest rates or geopolitics?
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Mint-ColoredSlippage
· 18h ago
Bought the dip at 60k in February, now selling at 60k at a loss, are institutions also playing the high-buy low-sell game?
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OrigamiVolcano
· 18h ago
1.72 billion weekly outflows—this number looks familiar; it feels like around this time last year, people were also saying “the bear is coming.”
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GateUser-318a7dc8
· 18h ago
Institutions move faster than retail investors.
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