US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted record outflows of $4.5 billion in June, far exceeding Strategy’s authorization to sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin under its new capital framework.

Assets under management across U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds have plunged to a level last seen in November 2024, roughly 19 months ago, according to the latest reading from Artemis. U.S.

Citigroup slashes its Bitcoin price target to $82,000, resetting crypto ETF inflow assumptions to zero in its July 2026 research note ...

Bitcoin fell below $60,000 as selling pressure deepened across digital assets, extending a sharp 2026 downturn driven by spot ETF outflows, weaker risk ...

Citigroup has lowered its price forecasts for Bitcoin and Ether, citing weaker-than-expected investor demand for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds ...

Bitcoin fell to a 21-month low below $60,000 as ETF outflows accelerated, while Cardano advanced network upgrades despite weak price performance.

Bitcoin spot ETFs bled a record $4.5 billion in June 2026, led by BlackRock's IBIT, as BTC fell 20.48% for the month.

Wall Street bank Citigroup delivered a stark reality check to crypto investors worldwide, sharply slashing its 12-month price forecasts for both bitcoin and ether in a note dated ...

XRP ETFs logged $22.99M in net inflows last week while Bitcoin ETFs bled hundreds of millions as BTC fell below $60,000.

HYPE attracted $113M in ETF inflows over seven days as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana recorded net outflows. HYPE ETF netflows continued rising over the past seven days. Hyperliquid’s token recorded ...

CryptoQuant CEO says Bitcoin needs trillions in capital inflows for a new parabolic bull run, not retail ETF trading.