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U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw $3.8B in outflows over five weeks, Bitcoin and Ethereum hit record lows, and crypto markets plunged amid a $19B flash crash and weak sentiment.
U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a fifth consecutive week of outflows totaling $3.8 billion, the longest streak since early 2025, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading withdrawals.
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted their worst starts to a year on record, falling 24% and 34% respectively, amid a $19 billion flash crash on October 10 triggered by tariff threats, and ongoing market weakness.
Crypto ETPs saw $288 million in outflows, trading volume hit a 2025 low, and meme coins TRUMP and MELANIA collapsed, costing retail investors an estimated $4.3 billion.
Despite some regulatory progress and institutional interest, investor sentiment remains fragile, with analysts calling the period a "Crypto Winter" and uncertainty persisting over market recovery.
Los ETF de Bitcoin de EE. UU. vieron $ 3.8B en salidas en cinco semanas, Bitcoin y Ethereum alcanzaron mínimos históricos, y los mercados de criptomonedas se desplomaron en medio de una caída repentina de $ 19B y una debilidad de la confianza.