A major asset manager's spot bitcoin ETF just experienced unprecedented capital flight. The fund watched $2.7 billion walk out the door in what marks its largest outflow streak on record.



This massive exodus from the BTC product raises questions about institutional sentiment shifts. Whether driven by profit-taking after recent rallies or broader risk-off positioning, the scale of withdrawals signals something noteworthy brewing in crypto markets.

The timing coincides with bitcoin's recent volatility, suggesting big players might be reassessing their exposure. Such dramatic movements from heavyweight institutional products often ripple through the entire digital asset ecosystem.
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AirdropGrandpavip
· 7h ago
2.7 billion rug pull—are major institutions about to liquidate? Feels like the trend is shifting.
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BlockchainWorkervip
· 7h ago
2.7 billion outflow? The whales got scared. Will it drop or rebound this time? Who can say for sure?
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LiquidityWhisperervip
· 7h ago
2.7 billion fleeing, now the institutions can't sit still...
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 8h ago
2.7 billion outflow, are major institutions also cutting their losses? This round of decline is actually building momentum for the next wave of gains, everyone [wiping sweat]
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SerumSurfervip
· 8h ago
2.7 billion rug pull, who can handle that? The institutions are really scared now.
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