Bitcoin ETF continues to see net outflows, is the rebound just a leverage play?

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 There’s an interesting phenomenon recently. On-chain data shows that the inflow of funds into the crypto market is continuously shrinking, and net capital flow has turned negative — dropping to -$4.5 billion, the first time in nearly two years. In simple terms, money is flowing out rather than in.

The performance of Bitcoin ETFs is more intuitive. Over the past two weeks, net outflows approached $1 billion. What does this mean? The rebounds seen in the market are likely just leverage playing tricks, not genuine spot demand supporting the prices. Short-term gains look promising, but the risks are actually quite high.

From this perspective, the possibility of Bitcoin continuing to decline remains. Capital withdrawal, ETF net outflows, and rebounds lacking spot support—all these signals point in the same direction. The market is still waiting, waiting for real demand to come back.

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BearMarketBuyervip
· 10h ago
Net outflows are so fierce, the rebound is indeed a bit虚, it feels like leverage traders are manipulating again. --- -$4.5 billion turning negative, this is serious, no one is willing to buy the short-term gains. --- Leverage game is really skillful, but the withdrawal of spot positions is a very obvious signal. --- Wait, ETFs have been bleeding continuously, isn't this rebound a trap? --- Funds are flowing out, and some still dare to chase the rally? Deserve to be trapped. --- Spot demand is the key, without this foundation, any rebound is just a paper tiger. --- -$4.5 billion, this time it's really going to fall, feels like it's bottoming out. --- Leverage is causing trouble again, always playing tricks on retail investors, annoying. --- Real money is fleeing, let's see who still dares to boast about the rebound. --- ETF net outflow is ten billion, this thing is not far from a plunge.
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SingleForYearsvip
· 10h ago
Leverage games, well said. Those rebounds that look like they will rise are fundamentally unsustainable, and spot markets are already flowing out. Big players are dumping, retail investors are bottom fishing, a classic weed harvesting scenario. Wait, -45 billion USD net outflow? That number is a bit scary. Are they really planning to liquidate everything or just trying to scare people? A rebound is a rebound, but I don't believe in rebounds without real cash backing. Sooner or later, it will have to go down again. The outflow of funds indicates that the big players have already seen through this; the future is hard to predict.
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NotAFinancialAdvicevip
· 10h ago
The term "leverage game" is spot on. I was wondering why this rebound feels so虚 -4.5 billion USD net outflow, big players are really fleeing Those still chasing the rally now, don't cry later With such poor liquidity, ETFs are still flowing out, no one knows where the bottom is It just looks like retail investors are being handed the bag, let's wait and see This wave indeed lacks spot support, it's all leverage hype Honestly, I've already halved my position, I feel it might drop further
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 10h ago
Leverage games are really a bold statement. I think some people are still accumulating chips at the bottom. Wait, a net outflow of 1 billion? Is this data from the past two weeks? It feels like it's less than last month. Honestly, the rebound has no spot support. I saw it coming a long time ago, just waiting to buy the dip. Capital withdrawal is normal; big players are cashing out. Don't be too pessimistic. Are only fools entering now? Or do you really need to wait until extreme panic to come in? Damn, starting to look bearish again. It’s always like this, and the opposite happens. Is -4.5 billion really true? The number seems a bit exaggerated. If leverage explodes, who will the retail investors take over? I feel like it might still go up.
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