Key Insights:
US Bitcoin ETF lost $58 billion in assets from October 7 to November 19, a 35% decline.
BTC itself fell 28% over the same period, meaning ETF outflows amplified losses by 7 percentage points.
Net outflows occurred on 21 of the past 35 trading days, driven entirely by investor redemptions.
ETF sponsors like BlackRock, Grayscale, and Bitwise did not sell BTC; the declines reflect customer actions, not corporate trading.
Bitcoin news highlights a stark divergence in the crypto market: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF shed $58 billion in assets under management from a peak of $168 billion on October 7, 2025, to $110 billion by November 19, marking a 35% decline.
The decline outpaced the 28% drop of Bitcoin to $91,500 over the same stretch. This amplified erosion, driven by net outflows on 21 of the past 35 trading days, underscores investor caution amid macroeconomic headwinds like the ongoing U.S. government shutdown and fading expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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