The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a prolonged outflow of capital. This outflow has heavily impacted the price of Bitcoin, which is now struggling to move past $69K in a new scenario. The smart money is now rotating towards safe haven, as the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, remains sensitive to macro- and geopolitical developments. As Bitcoin ETF outflows continue to accelerate, is a new crash on the cards for the asset?
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Bitcoin ETF Outflows Gain Speed
Per a recent report by Arkham, Bitcoin ETFs have been steadily encountering increased outflow of capital. The investors have been adapting to a cautious stance, moving away from Bitcoin as it continues to project volatility driven by a variety of factors. In addition to this, there’s the Fed’s current stance and Trump’s stringent tariff policies. Arkham reports that Bitcoin has now recorded four weeks of incessant outflows, with this streak possibly entering into the fifth week.
“Crypto ETFs have been struggling recently, with the Bitcoin investment vehicles recording four weeks of outflows. If this week is red, it will be the first five red weeks since March 2025,” Arkham shared.
More accurate data numbers have been reported by the SoSoValue data, stating nearly $1.3B, $1.5B, $318M, and $360M worth of capital have been moved out of the ETFs in the consecutive weeks.
A number of reasons have been fueling this narrative, starting with the delay in the CLARITY Act bill. Moreover, changes in the Federal Reserve hierarchy are also impacting market sentiment, with Trump’s tariffs and policies also playing a role in keeping Bitcoin down a notch.
What’s Next for Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is currently trading at $68K, down significantly from its earlier high of $126K. Per CoinCodex BTC stats, Bitcoin may surge and spike to hit a new high of $77K by the end of this month. The token may later hit a new high of $89K by the end of the year.
“Bitcoin is forecasted to hit $78,708 by the end of 2026 (+15.70% compared to current rates), $166,372 by 2030 (+144.56%), $968,339 by 2040 (+1,323.44%), and $1.49M by 2050 (+2,091.14%). All values represent end-of-year price estimates according to our models.”
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