Investors yanked $484.9 million out of spot Bitcoin ETFs in a single day, as macroeconomic headwinds weigh on BTC.

Uptober is supposed to be the month Bitcoin gives investors their biggest gains. But the crypto market is flipping the script again.

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Grayscale ($GBTC) posted an $8.2 million Bitcoin ETF outflow on Oct 8 as BTC traded at $81855.86 amid bearish EMA structure.

The continued rise of U.S. Treasury yields is leading to an exodus of investor capital from Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) ...

US crypto ETFs lost $650.6M on October 7: Bitcoin funds shed $484.9M led by IBIT

The crypto market has suffered a sharp risk-off reversal, plunging sharply as a combination of hawkish macroeconomic data, technical liquidations, and heavy spot ETF outflows wiped out over $1 billion in derivatives positions across a brutal 24-hour window.

Bitcoin ETFs lost $484.9 million on Oct. 7, their largest daily outflow since June, while Ethereum funds continued their outflow streak.

Bitcoin faces Treasury yields near 5.3% as it trades below $84,000. A historical comparison tests the rate link before and after spot ETFs.

Positive ETF inflows coincided with $143 million in Bitcoin futures liquidations. Different market windows leave a complete leverage reset unproven.

BTC3 y ETH3 de Volatility Shares apuntan a triplicar el rendimiento diario de Bitcoin y Ethereum, ampliando significativamente el apalancamiento criptográfico regulado en los EE. UU. Los ETF son...