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U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Mixed Flows as Bitcoin Holds Near All-Time Highs
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs lost $2.97 billion over ten consecutive trading days through May 29, the longest outflow streak on record. Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined while global equities reached new highs on AI-related gains.
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U.S. 97 billion in outflows across ten consecutive trading days through Friday, the longest such streak on record, according to SoSoValue data reported by CoinDesk. The previous record was eight consecutive outflow sessions set in early 2025.
17 billion on May 29. A single-day outflow of $733 million occurred on May 27. 6 billion drained over the same period.
6 percent over the seven days ending June 1 to $73,397. 7 percent. 09989.
00 on June 1. 17. U.S. spot HYPE ETF, launched May 12, recorded inflows in every trading session since its debut and held cumulative net assets above $122 million by May 29.
2 percent on Monday. 1 percent to an all-time high, with tech indexes in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan setting records. 6 percent.
Nvidia announced it would enter the Windows laptop market in competition with Intel and AMD. SoftBank Group shares jumped as much as 11 percent on its OpenAI and Arm holdings. -Iran ceasefire talks showed little progress and efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remained stalled.
Middle East tensions stayed elevated. Treasuries moved lower across the curve. 5 trillion by 2030.
