According to Farside Investors, the weekly net flow for US-listed Bitcoin ETFs totaled negative $131.6 million, highlighting a bearish sentiment among institutional investors. Notably, IBIT saw inflows of $81.1 million, while FBTC faced significant outflows of $167.7 million and GBTC lost $40.6 million. Smaller ETFs like BITB and HODL recorded modest inflows at $13 million and $19.7 million respectively. This persistent net outflow may signal caution for traders, indicating potential downward pressure on Bitcoin prices and increased market volatility as ETF activity remains an influential short-term driver for crypto price action (Source: Farside Investors, June 7, 2025).

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), trader James has further reduced his BTC long position by liquidating 3,314.65 BTC in the past half hour, incurring a $2.24 million loss. His current long position now stands at 2,548.89 BTC, with an average entry price of $109,228.1 and a liquidation price at $104,410. The current unrealized loss is $14.4 million. This marks the third or fourth consecutive time James has reduced his position at a loss, reflecting increased volatility and risk for leveraged BTC traders. Such large-scale liquidations can amplify short-term price pressure and may signal caution for traders managing similar positions (Source: @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, May 28, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, on May 13, 2025, ten Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of 268 BTC, totaling $27.9 million. Grayscale (GBTC) alone saw outflows of 655 BTC ($68.16 million), reducing its holdings to 188,604 BTC ($19.64 billion). For Ethereum, nine ETFs experienced a combined net outflow of 4,189 ETH ($10.83 million), with Fidelity leading the withdrawals at 3,247 ETH ($8.39 million) and currently holding 400,916 ETH ($1.04 billion). These sustained ETF outflows indicate bearish sentiment and potential short-term price pressure on BTC and ETH, signaling a cautious trading environment for cryptocurrency investors (source: Lookonchain).

According to Matt Hougan, year-to-date Bitcoin data shows that new BTC supply stands at only 58,109 coins, while new demand from public companies has reached 161,203 BTC, ETFs have added 52,077 BTC, and governments have accumulated 14,006 BTC (source: Matt Hougan on Twitter, May 9, 2025). This results in a total new demand of 227,286 BTC, greatly outpacing new supply. For traders, this significant imbalance suggests persistent upward price pressure, heightened scarcity, and potential volatility, making BTC an attractive asset for momentum and breakout trading strategies.

According to Lookonchain, on May 7, the net flow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs registered a negative 132 BTC, equivalent to $12.83 million in outflows. Grayscale's GBTC led with an outflow of 181 BTC ($17.6 million), while its holdings now stand at 190,229 BTC ($18.46 billion) (source: Lookonchain/Twitter, May 7, 2025). For Ethereum, nine ETFs reported a net flow of -10,287 ETH, translating to $18.81 million in outflows, with Fidelity accounting for 9,991 ETH ($18.26 million) of that, and current holdings at 413,405 ETH. These significant ETF outflows may exert downward pressure on both BTC and ETH prices in the short term and signal shifting institutional sentiment in the crypto markets.