Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows exceeding $1.54 billion last week, led by BlackRock's IBIT and Ark Invest's ARKB. This was driven by profit-taking and reduced institutional demand near local price highs, signaling a short-term market correction rather than a long-term downturn. Supporting this, Bitcoin's funding rate and exchange netflow data suggest the bull market remains intact despite weaker sentiment. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs also saw outflows, but Solana and XRP ETFs recorded notable inflows, indicating selective investor interest in altcoins.
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