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Over $9 billion in funds flowed out of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs within four months

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have experienced record outflows over the past four months, with institutional interest in digital assets significantly declining. The Bitcoin ETF has seen a net outflow of $6.39 billion, and the Ethereum ETF has seen outflows of $2.76 billion, leading to sharp declines in the prices of both tokens.

Every war institution uses the same trick! Investment bankers analyze the "Three Stages of Capital Flow": Don't buy in during panic.

After the US-Iran conflict, retail investors suffered losses due to panic selling, while institutions adopted a steady approach. The article analyzes the historical market volatility patterns during wars, highlighting the long-term potential of high-quality companies and sectors such as energy and military industries. It advises investors not to panic and sell in the early stages, but to wait patiently for opportunities to readjust their portfolios.

Oil Shock Risk Poses Liquidity Selloff Threat to Bitcoin Markets

Analysts are warning that escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a chain reaction through global markets, potentially leading to a liquidity-driven selloff in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin Records Fifth Consecutive Monthly Loss as February Closes in Red

Gate News bot message, Bitcoin has recorded its fifth consecutive monthly loss with February closing in the red. The cryptocurrency has experienced five straight losing months through February 2025.

South Korea Recognizes Digital Asset Management Flaws: Finance Minister Announces Comprehensive Crypto Asset Regulation Reform

The Korean government will conduct a comprehensive review of public sector management of digital assets. Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yun-cheol announced plans to strengthen regulation and security mechanisms, especially the process of seizing encrypted assets. This move stems from recent public criticism due to management errors. The government will work with relevant agencies to systematically review related procedures and establish stricter security standards to prevent similar incidents from happening again.