CoinWorld news: With traders returning to the market after the U.S. holiday, Bitcoin spot ETFs once again recorded $228 million in outflows over the past week, marking the sixth consecutive week of net outflows. Total outflows have reached $5.94 billion. Although the market has yet to recover sustained net inflows, the slowing pace of redemptions suggests that the most aggressive phase of institutional de-risking is beginning to ease. Meanwhile, there has been a significant decoupling between the U.S. two-year Treasury yield and WTI oil futures. Even as oil prices have plunged, the two-year yield has hovered around 4.21%, the highest level since February 2025. This shift indicates that resistance from oil prices and geopolitics has been replaced by expectations of further Fed rate hikes.

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TreatMemesAsBeliefs
· 17h ago
The decoupling signal is quite interesting; oil falls, bonds rise, and capital is voting with its feet—geopolitical premiums give way to rate cut negotiations.
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AirdropUnderTheNeonBridge
· 17h ago
5.94 billion in outflows, but the pace is slowing, suggesting that the most panic-stricken period has already passed. However, the two-year Treasury yield has rocketed to 4.21%, and the market is clearly pricing in the Federal Reserve staying on hold—or even turning more dovish—despite oil prices having fallen so much.
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GateUser-9190180e
· 17h ago
ETF has been redeeming for six consecutive weeks, have institutions finally chickened out?
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