Bitcoin ETF Outflows May Hit $1.2B This Month as Institutions Exit

Institutional investors have largely withdrawn during the summer months, creating sustained pressure on Bitcoin ETFs.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds may eperience their second-largest monthly outflow in history, with approximately $1.2 billion leaving the market this August. Only February’s massive $3.5 billion exodus surpassed current levels.

Institutional investors have largely withdrawn during the summer months, creating sustained pressure on Bitcoin ETFs. The funds have now recorded net outflows for five consecutive months, despite Ethereum continuing to attract fresh capital from investors.

Matrixport analysts emphasize that while seasonal patterns explain some weakness, fund flow direction remains critical. They note that macroeconomic conditions and liquidity factors may still support Bitcoin, but recommend market participants maintain caution amid ongoing institutional retreat.

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