During the recent market turbulence, Bitcoin Spot ETF holders have shown considerable resilience.

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Despite the price decline on August 1st—the worst daily drop since Bitcoin Spot ETFs began trading—the overall outflows were relatively modest, and some issuers, such as Blackrock’s IBIT, even recorded positive net inflows.

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The data from Coinglass and The Block reveal that the outflow from Bitcoin Spot ETFs was not as severe as expected under such volatile conditions.

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Remarkably, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF even recorded a net inflow during this period, highlighting the confidence of investors who, instead of pulling back, chose to increase their exposure to Bitcoin.

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This behavior points to a level of maturity among Bitcoin ETF investors, who seem less influenced by short-term market fluctuations and possess a deeper understanding of Bitcoin’s pricing dynamics and the broader factors driving its value.

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Despite the overall financial market turbulence, their conviction in Bitcoin as a long-term investment remains intact, which fully aligns with our team’s vision within the last 6 years.

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The relatively modest outflows, coupled with positive inflows for key ETFs, suggest that these institutional investors not only hold their positions but also view market dips as strategic buying opportunities rather than reasons to exit.

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FiCAS research team is glad to see the events above and these are in tact with our investment approaches.