Bitcoin slips as ETF outflows continue
BTC is near $74K, its lowest in over three months. US spot ETFs saw net outflows on 8 of the 9 sessions since 30 Oct, with BlackRock’s IBIT down about $2B.
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BTC is near $74K, its lowest in over three months. US spot ETFs saw net outflows on 8 of the 9 sessions since 30 Oct, with BlackRock’s IBIT down about $2B.
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