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U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $94 million in net outflows on Wednesday, even as Bitcoin rose from $67,800 to $71,000 following U.S.-Iran ceasefire news.
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust posted $11 million in outflows. iShares Bitcoin Trust reported positive flows of $40.4 million, while Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT) logged $30.6 million in net inflows on its debut. MSBT also recorded about $34 million in trading volume for the day, exceeding Bloomberg Senior Analyst Eric Balchunas’s $30 million estimate.
MSBT was structured with a 0.14% sponsor fee, the lowest among Bitcoin ETPs. For comparison, IBIT charges a 0.25% fee, while Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust previously had the lowest fee at 0.15%.
According to LVRG Research Director Nick Ruck, institutions appear to be taking profits from the rally rather than adding to momentum, following aggressive buying of the dip earlier in the week.
“Crypto ETFs saw outflows once traders realized that the ceasefire was far from a done deal,” said Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE. “Israel continued to bomb Lebanon, and the Saudi pipeline was bombed by a drone,” he added.
Dominick John, analyst at Zeus Research, said: “Traders are in Extreme Fear territory, as conflicting ceasefire chatter continues to spark sharp, sudden risk-off sentiment.”
Polymarket traders assign Bitcoin ETF flows only a 43% chance of being positive on April 9, down about 7% over the session. The probability indicates uncertainty rather than strong directional conviction.
For end-of-April pricing, the highest probability is around $75,000 at roughly 61%, followed by $65,000 at 41%. Higher price targets above $90,000 carry very low probability, suggesting traders are not pricing in a strong upside move in the near term.
Bitcoin is trading below the 100 and 200-day exponential moving averages (EMAs). Price is testing resistance between $70,500 and $74,000, where the 20-day EMA and Supertrend converge, a zone that has repeatedly capped upside attempts.
A break above $74,000 could open a path toward $75,500 and potentially $83,700, where the 200-day EMA sits as major overhead resistance. The ascending trendline near $66,000 is immediate support; a breakdown below it would expose Bitcoin to $60,000-$62,000.
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