ETH and BTC ETF Outflows Spark Market Fear
$522M in ETH and BTC ETF outflows trigger panic as Ethereum breaks key support and market sentiment turns fearful.
- Over $522M pulled from ETH and BTC ETFs in recent days.
- Ethereum faces $160M in long liquidations, breaking major support.
- Crypto Fear & Greed Index drops to 44, signaling rising fear.
The crypto market is currently under pressure as institutional investors pull out over $522 million from Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs. This sharp outflow has stirred fear among traders, reflecting a broader sense of caution across the market.
Ethereum, in particular, is showing signs of weakness. With long positions worth $160 million liquidated, the second-largest cryptocurrency is struggling to hold key support levels. As prices fall, many traders are being forced out of their positions, intensifying selling pressure.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has seen a minor drop of 0.5%, trading at around $112,574, while Ethereum fell 0.9% to $4,174. Although these percentage changes seem small, the broader market sentiment has clearly shifted into fear.
Ethereum Under Fire: Liquidations Mount
Ethereum’s inability to maintain its crucial support zones has led to widespread liquidations. Long traders have been caught off guard, as the price dip triggered automatic sell-offs, contributing to a cascade effect.
These liquidations, totaling $160 million, are a clear indicator that confidence in Ethereum’s short-term strength is fading. The technical breakdown, paired with ETF outflows, signals that both retail and institutional participants are taking a more risk-off approach.
Fear Creeps In: Sentiment Turns Bearish
The Fear and Greed Index (FGI) has dipped to 44, officially entering the “Fear” territory. This index, which gauges the overall sentiment of the crypto market, reflects growing uncertainty and hesitation among investors.
With the total market capitalization falling to $4.06 trillion, and total liquidations reaching $407 million, it’s clear that the current trend is bearish. Traders should remain cautious, especially as technical and sentiment indicators both point to potential continued downside.
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