
Investors are pulling money out of
Bitcoin’s spot price sits at $89,160 right now. It has not crossed the key $100,000 mark since November 13. Many in the market watch these
This kind of selling pressure can push Bitcoin’s price down. It shows retail investors are nervous. But big institutions might see it differently. Sometimes, heavy outflows signal a buying chance for smart money.
Bitcoin hit all-time highs above $100,000 late last year. Now, at $89,160, it feels far away. The
Other factors play a role too:
Yet, Bitcoin has bounced back from worse. Remember the 2022 crash? Outflows like this often come right before rebounds.
The mood in crypto is dark. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 25 on Sunday. That’s ‘Extreme Fear’ territory. Scores below 30 mean panic selling and lots of doubt.
Santiment, a top crypto data firm, calls this a ‘phase of uncertainty.’ They note:
Retail traders are heading for the exits, while money flows to traditional assets like stocks and bonds.
But Santiment sees hope. Low social media buzz and steady supply on exchanges could mean a bottom is near. When chatter dies down, prices often turn up.
Nik Bhatia, founder of The Bitcoin Layer, points to gold and silver. Gold nears $5,000 per ounce, silver hits $100. Bitcoin missed this metals rally, leaving holders feeling left out.
Bitcoin sentiment feels like post-FTX crash days at $17,000. But I’m bullish – the painful kind where fear rules, and you push through.
Bhatia’s view matches history. Extreme fear often leads to sharp rallies. Investors rotate from metals back to crypto when BTC looks cheap.
Crypto analyst Bob Loukas agrees. ‘Sentiment is in the gutter,’ he says. ‘It’s overdue for a strong countertrend rally.’
Here are key signs a Bitcoin bottom might form:
Historically,
For newbies, spot Bitcoin ETFs are easy ways to buy BTC without wallets or exchanges. Launched in 2024, they pulled in billions fast. But they swing with market mood.
| Period | Net Flows | BTC Price Change |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Week (Jan 2024) | +$4B | +20% |
| Summer Dip | -$500M | -15% |
| Recent |
-$1.72B | -10% from peak |
This table shows flows lead price moves. Watch for inflow days ahead.
Bitcoin leads the pack. Altcoins follow. Ethereum ETFs might see similar pressure. But DeFi and memes hold some ground amid fear.
Macro events loom: Fed meetings, election talks, and halvings past. Bitcoin’s supply stays tight post-halving. Demand from ETFs could return if stocks cool.
Extreme fear is a contrarian signal. Dollar-cost average into BTC if long-term bullish. Track ETF flows daily – sites like Farside update fast.
Risks remain: More outflows could test $80K support. But history favors buyers at fear peaks.
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Keep eyes on Monday’s flows. A green day could spark the rally. Bitcoin has survived worse – $1.72B outflows won’t end it.
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