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Bitcoin ETF's Witness Historic Outflows!

Not All Bitcoin ETF Buyers Are in It for the Long Run!

Welcome back to the Daily Coinsauce Newsletter! Let’s dive into today’s updates—there’s a lot to unpack!

💧Top headlines from the last 24 hours:

• Bitcoin ETF’s witness largest outflow ever of $938 million in a single day.

• Largest Bitcoin Sell-Off forces short term holders to capitulate.

📕Educational :

• Not All Bitcoin ETF Buyers Are in It for the Long Run.


Lets dive in.

📅 Today

Bitcoin ETF’s Struggle!

Bitcoin ETFs in the US have seen more than $2.4 billion in net outflows over February as Bitcoin struggles below $90,000.

The ETF’s saw a net outflow of $937.9 million in what is their sixth straight trading day of outflows. This was the largest outflow day recorded for the ETF’s since inception.

The entire month of February has seen just four days of net inflows so far, signaling reduced demand from institutions.

While a large component of it is probably the cash & carry unwind, it's likely that some early buyers may also have been taking profit.

Short Term Holders Capitulate!

In the last 24 hours, 79.3K BTC were sold at a loss on exchanges. This is the largest Bitcoin sell-off of 2025.

Implications:

  • Fear & Panic Selling: Investors are capitulating, likely due to recent price drops.

  • Potential Local Bottom? Large loss-taking events often mark bottoms as weak hands exit.

  • Increased Volatility: More downside possible if selling pressure continues.

According to our analysis, If Bitcoin does not reclaim $90,000 convincingly in the next few days, chances of revisiting the $75,000 - $80,000 range significantly increase.

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📕 Educational

Not All Bitcoin ETF Buyers Are in It for the Long Run

Only 44% of U.S. Bitcoin ETF inflows are for long-term holding. The rest—56%—are likely short-term trades or arbitrage plays, according to 10x Research.

Key Numbers:

  • $39B total inflows since Jan 2024

  • $17.5B (44%) held long-term

  • $21.5B (56%) used for arbitrage (buying ETFs, shorting BTC futures)

  • $1.5 billion outflows in the past few days.

Implications:

  • A large chunk of ETF money is not “real” demand but short-term positioning.

  • Bitcoin’s price could be more volatile as traders unwind arbitrage trades.

  • ETF flows alone aren’t a strong bull signal—long-term holders matter more.

📊 Stat of the day

ETH is set to close its worst-ever February, defying historical trends and seasonality.

🤣 Meme of the day

Bitcoin 😂 

That concludes our update for today!

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