The post Bitcoin ETFs Hit Six-Month Withdrawal Peak appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are posting their heaviest withdrawals since May, signaling a clear shift in institutional positioning as risk conditions tighten across global markets. CryptoQuant data shows redemptions have climbed to roughly $2.3 billion from their recent peak, reversing a month-long stretch of inflows. Sponsored Sponsored Bitcoin ETFs Face Sharpest Withdrawals in Months According to SoSo Value data, the weekly outflows from the Bitcoin ETFs underscore the shift. In the last seven days, the spot Bitcoin ETFs shed nearly $2 billion, one of their steepest weekly declines since the products launched. Bitcoin ETFs Drawdown. Source: CryptoQuant Notably, the selling has been concentrated in a handful of large BTC investment vehicles of BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. However, that total flow pressure is broad enough to suggest a wider retreat rather than isolated rebalancing among specific funds. Meanwhile, the current pace places redemptions at a six-month high. In May, investors pulled more than $4.8 billion from spot ETFs amid heightened volatility and a rapid repricing in derivatives. While conditions are less chaotic than earlier in the year, the flow pattern shows investors reducing risk. Rising Treasury yields are pulling professional allocators toward assets with more predictable income. Sponsored Sponsored Indeed, the US 10-year yield has risen sharply in recent weeks, and that shift has historically dampened demand for high-beta assets. Bitcoin typically weakens in these periods as investors rotate toward instruments with clearer yield profiles. Bitcoin Price Stalls Bitcoin’s own price action reinforces the trend. According to BeInCrypto data, the asset has declined by approximately 16% since early October and trades at $101,804 as of press time. Much of the drawdown occurred after the October 10 liquidation cascade, which wiped roughly $20 billion in market value and forced leveraged traders to reduce their exposure. That shift reset positioning across perpetual futures… The post Bitcoin ETFs Hit Six-Month Withdrawal Peak appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are posting their heaviest withdrawals since May, signaling a clear shift in institutional positioning as risk conditions tighten across global markets. CryptoQuant data shows redemptions have climbed to roughly $2.3 billion from their recent peak, reversing a month-long stretch of inflows. Sponsored Sponsored Bitcoin ETFs Face Sharpest Withdrawals in Months According to SoSo Value data, the weekly outflows from the Bitcoin ETFs underscore the shift. In the last seven days, the spot Bitcoin ETFs shed nearly $2 billion, one of their steepest weekly declines since the products launched. Bitcoin ETFs Drawdown. Source: CryptoQuant Notably, the selling has been concentrated in a handful of large BTC investment vehicles of BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. However, that total flow pressure is broad enough to suggest a wider retreat rather than isolated rebalancing among specific funds. Meanwhile, the current pace places redemptions at a six-month high. In May, investors pulled more than $4.8 billion from spot ETFs amid heightened volatility and a rapid repricing in derivatives. While conditions are less chaotic than earlier in the year, the flow pattern shows investors reducing risk. Rising Treasury yields are pulling professional allocators toward assets with more predictable income. Sponsored Sponsored Indeed, the US 10-year yield has risen sharply in recent weeks, and that shift has historically dampened demand for high-beta assets. Bitcoin typically weakens in these periods as investors rotate toward instruments with clearer yield profiles. Bitcoin Price Stalls Bitcoin’s own price action reinforces the trend. According to BeInCrypto data, the asset has declined by approximately 16% since early October and trades at $101,804 as of press time. Much of the drawdown occurred after the October 10 liquidation cascade, which wiped roughly $20 billion in market value and forced leveraged traders to reduce their exposure. That shift reset positioning across perpetual futures…