Content overview: “Bitcoin ETFs See $484.9M Outflow as Fed, Oil, and Bond Yields Rattle Crypto”. Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds suffered their worst single-day outflow since June, with investors pulling $484.9 million amid a broader risk-off mood. The selloff comes as crude oil trades near $100 a barrel, 10-year Treasury yields hover at their highest since 2002, and the Federal Reserve signals more rate hikes ahead. The combination of surging energy costs, elevated borrowing rates, and tighter monetary policy has dampened appetite for speculative assets.
Bitcoin, often touted as an inflation hedge, has instead tracked riskier equities lower, challenging the narrative that crypto can decouple from macro forces. For ETF issuers and holders, the outflow marks a sharp reversal from earlier inflows that helped drive Bitcoin to yearly highs. The data underscores how sensitive crypto markets remain to liquidity conditions and institutional sentiment. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.