First Day of 2026 Outflows Hits US Bitcoin ETFs, Totaling $243 Million
The new year’s rally for spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US faced a setback on Tuesday.
The new year’s rally for spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US faced a setback on Tuesday.
El Salvador is moving forward with plans to sell its Chivo Bitcoin wallet, with the International Monetary Fund confirming that negotiations are progressing.
Bitcoin’s near-term fate may be influenced by the Federal Reserve’s policy statement today, with CryptoQuant suggesting a dovish shift could ignite a rally toward $112,000.
A network of cryptocurrency wallets connected to the defunct Silk Road marketplace sprung to life on Tuesday, transferring millions of dollars in Bitcoin after ten years of inactivity.
Data shows outflows dominated most of the month before a late influx. While Bitcoin and Ethereum funds saw major outflows, newer altcoin ETFs gathered inflows.
The industry is staging a shadow comeback as miners exploit cheap power and booming data center infrastructure in energy-surplus provinces.
Binance Chief Executive Richard Teng stated on Friday that Bitcoin’s sharp drop over the past month is a result of investors deleveraging cryptocurrency holdings.

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