Bitcoin Spot ETFs just have a worst day in their money flow so far with a largest outflow day that is a third consecutive red day too.
The author of charts wrote his opinion on this.
The average purchase price (cost) for the $11.57 billion net flows since January 11 is $57.5K for all ten spot BTC ETFs, and $55.1K if GBTC is excluded.
So, another 10% to 13% correction will result in the unrealized profits being at zero.
If BTC does trade to this level, we'll get a big clue about the type of buyer (strong or weak-handed). Yesterday's record outflow from these ETFs indicates, I believe, that they lean more toward the "weak-hands" variety.
From the chart, we can see a big open space under $60,000 and if Bitcoin loses that support, it will potentially drops to about $51,000 to $53,000, the price channel from which it broke out weeks ago.
Will support from Bitcoin Spot ETFs be able to help Bitcoin holds its price above $55,000 to $57,000 in coming weeks?
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