On January 27, 12 Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of $457,48 million, ending a seven-day period of inflows. During that time, ETF More than $4,2 billion was received.
According to the SoSoValue platform, the largest outflow of funds in a day was observed from FBTC Fidelity - $268,59 million. Bitcoin - Grayscale's GBTC fund lost $108,47 million. From Bitwise's BITB and ARKB ARK Invest and 21Shares investors withdrew $88,57 million and $50,11 million, respectively. HODL VanEck reported a more modest outflow of $5,68 million.
The only bitcoin ETF , which recorded an influx of capital, was BlackRock's IBIT. On Monday, January 27, the fund attracted about $63,94 million, bringing its total inflow to almost $40 billion. The other six Bitcoin - funds indicators zero inflow of funds.
On January 27, the total trading volume of BTC- ETF amounted to $4,8 billion, which is much more than the $3,65 billion recorded the day before.
Outflow of funds from Bitcoin -funds occurred against the backdrop of the flagship cryptocurrency falling from $105,000 to an intraday low of $97,855. The main reason for the collapse was the launch of the DeepSeek app, a Chinese competitor Chat GPT . Analysts say it could pose a threat to US dominance in AI.
