Bitcoin ETFs See $470 Million Outflow Amid Market Adjustments
Rebeca Moen Oct 31, 2025 01:23
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $470 million outflow, ending a four-day inflow streak as investors react to market conditions and Federal Reserve signals.
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced a significant shift as they recorded $470.7 million in net outflows on Wednesday, according to CoinMarketCap. This development marks the end of a four-day streak of inflows, which had previously brought in approximately $462.7 million.
Market Dynamics and Investor Strategies
The outflows come as investors recalibrated their portfolios, taking profits and adjusting positions in anticipation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks. The market had been buoyant, with the anticipation of potential rate cuts in the U.S., yet Bitcoin prices did not rally as expected.
Data from SoSovalue indicates that the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively saw these outflows on October 29. Notably, Fidelity’s FBTC and ARK 21Share’s ARKB accounted for significant portions of these outflows, reflecting investor sentiment and market adjustments.
Federal Reserve's Influence
Adding to the market's uncertainty, Fed Chair Jerome Powell has cast doubt on the possibility of further rate cuts within the year. This has led investors to reassess their positions in Bitcoin ETFs, as monetary policy continues to play a pivotal role in investment strategies.
This adjustment in ETF flows highlights the sensitivity of cryptocurrency markets to macroeconomic indicators and central bank communications. As investors continue to navigate these dynamics, the volatility and rapid shifts in asset flows underscore the complex relationship between traditional financial policies and digital asset investments.
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