The funds traded at the US Spot Bitcoin Exchange have returned to the outflow for the first time since President Donald Trump's inauguration, and was caused by the global recruitment of the Chinese AI app Deepseek.
According to SOSOVALUE data, the 12 -spot bitcoin ETF recorded $ 457.48 million on January 28, finished seven -day inflow streaks, and more than $ 4.2 billion in money. 。
Fidelity's FBTC has experienced the highest outflow of the day, reducing $ 26855 million, and GBTC in GraysCale has spilled $ 18.47 million.
Bitwise's Bitb and ARK 21SHARES ARKB were also drawn by 88.57 million dollars and $ 50.11 million, respectively. Vaneck's HODL reported a modest outflow of $ 5.68 million on the day.
On the other hand, the only outbreak value of the day, Blackrock's Ibit, recorded $ 63.94 million, and has been around $ 40 billion since its launch of the cumulative pure inflow. The remaining six BTC ETF saw Zero Flow on that day.
The total transaction of these investment products was much higher than $ 3.65 billion, which was recorded on January 27 the day before.
The significant change in flow from these BTC ETFs was that Bitcoin (BTC) decreased from $ 105,000 to $ 97,855, which was consistent with the liquidation of nearly $ 1 billion in the global encryption market. I did.
The main reason for the crash seems to be investors who use risk -off following the success of Chatgpt's Chinese competitors, DeepSeek. Deepseek, which was developed and released as open source at some cost of US -based projects such as Openai, has a potential threat to US dominance in the AI sector. We raised concerns.
At the time of press, Bitcoin has recovered, increased 2.6 % in the past day, and is traded for $ 102,998 per coin.
