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Bitcoin ETFs See $4.4 Billion in Net Redemptions Over the Past Month

Bloomberg data show U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $4.4 billion in net outflows over the past month, pushing year-to-date flows from positive territory into net redemptions. Some funds, including IBIT, still report net inflows for the year. Since launch, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted about $55 billion in cumulative net inflows, about $10 billion below their all-time high. Despite the ongoing market pullback, total assets remain above levels typically seen in traditional commodity ETFs.
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