Bitcoin Spot ETF Sees Largest Daily Cash Outflow Since January

On May 13, Bitcoin spot ETFs listed in the United States recorded the largest daily cash outflow since January, with a total of $635.2 million withdrawn from the funds. The outflow is a key indicator for analysts closely monitoring liquidity flows and investor behavior in the Bitcoin market. Large-scale cash withdrawals can influence short‑term market volatility. Investors continue to assess such movements in the context of market trends and risk‑management strategies. The magnitude of the outflow may have short‑term effects on the liquidity dynamics and investor confidence in spot ETFs. This is not investment advice.

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A significant outflow from the ETF may intensify short‑term selling pressure. The RSI stands at 45, indicating it is neither in overbought nor oversold territory, but the MACD signal lies well below the indicator, signalling weak momentum. The price is slightly below the SMA20 yet above the SMA50, supporting a potential short‑term decline. Within 1–3 days, the likelihood of the price falling below the 80,000 level is high, although high volatility could also allow for a sudden rebound.

RSI 14

45.0

MACD

8.67

24h Δ

0.77%

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