Retail investors flee! Bitcoin ETF reports "six consecutive days of outflows", is the market bottom emerging?

Bitcoin spot ETF net outflow for six consecutive days, retail sentiment and institutions have turned to run? Is the market bottom signal coming? (Synopsis: Kill!) Bitcoin fell below $109,000, Ethereum lost $4,400, and more than 200,000 people on the whole network exploded) (Background supplement: The truth about Bitcoin pin 112,000? Analyst: OG clears $2 billion BTC swap for Ethereum There is a first time for everything, and the first time is always not very accustomed. After the approval of bitcoin spot ETFs in the United States, products that were once regarded as the "official entrance" for institutional funds have now seen net outflows for six consecutive trading days, the longest since tariff concerns in April. The main reason for this wave of adverse currents is the rapid turn of retail sentiment; The parts of the organ that are eaten are roughly unchanged, in stark contrast. ETF "gold-sucking hole" temporarily failed? According to the data, Bitcoin ETFs have recently seen a total weekly outflow of about $1.2 billion, breaking the pattern of stable net inflows led by institutions so far this year. Retail investors tend to reduce the size during high-end shocks, amplifying short-term selling pressure. Back in April, the market was also panicked by the tariff news, but then quickly recovered losses within two weeks. According to analytics platform Santiment, "These outflows are clearly retail driven." Bitcoin ETF's are on their longest outflow streak (6 market days) since the tariff fears peaked back in early April. Increasingly, there are cases to be made that these inflows & outflows are retail-driven, and not just institutional-driven like they were early on. Large… pic.twitter.com/bM6t19gfgM — Santiment (@santimentfeed) August 26, 2025 Another straightforward community guess is that most of the BTC funds of retail investors are flowing out to ETH. Unlike the emotional decision-making of retail investors, since the opening of ETFs in 2024, institutional and corporate treasuries have invested more than $50 billion, holding about 1.4 million bitcoins through ETFs, accounting for 6.8% of the total circulation. At the end of last year, Bitcoin broke through $100,000 driven by this long money, and volatility converged by 75% over the same period. Even with this continuous net outflow, large asset management companies such as BlackRock have not significantly adjusted their positions, indicating that the institution's long-term view has not changed. The liquidity provided by institutions, on the contrary, absorbs chips when prices fall and slows down the decline. Related Stories Trend Analysis" Can Ethereum ETH lead Bitcoin in this cycle? SharpLink is very optimistic French semiconductor company Sequans launches $200 million ATM stock financing: expand bitcoin reserves Bitcoin plunges 900 million to liquidate: a prelude to the September curse? 〈Retail fleeing! Bitcoin ETF broke out "6 consecutive days of outflow", the bottom of the market emerged? This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".