Bitcoin lost $ 706 million over the week, and Ethereum — $ 91 million

Over the past week, the cryptocurrency market has suffered serious losses due to significant outflows from exchange-traded funds (ETFs) related to bitcoin BTC $65,642.27 Bitcoin -0.19% Market capitalization $1.3 trillion VOL. 24 hours $0.59 billion and ethereum ETH $2,671.50 Bridged Ether (StarkGate) -1.11% Market capitalization $0.2 billion VOL. 24 hours $0.37 billion . According to market analysts, Bitcoin ETFs lost $ 706 million and Ethereum ETFs lost $ 91 million.

In particular, on September 6, Bitcoin-ETFs registered a massive withdrawal of $ 170 million, which pushed the weekly outflow to a record $ 706 million. Similarly, Ethereum-ETFs also suffered losses, with the largest being a $ 10.7 million withdrawal from the Grayscale ETHE fund.

The overall market pressure caused by the volatility has led to a 5% drop in Bitcoin’s value to around $ 54,796, while Ethereum has lost over 12% over the past month to trade at $ 2,305.

The significant outflows have heightened investor fears and put additional pressure on cryptocurrency markets, although cryptocurrencies still have a 29% year-to-date gain for Bitcoin.

As a reminder, 10x Research analysts suggest that the price of bitcoin could fall to $ 45,000. «Bitcoin addresses peaked in November 2023 and declined sharply after the first quarter of 2024. When the number of BTC held by short-term holders began to decline in April and long-term holders took advantage of high prices to exit, it indicated that the top of the cycle had been reached,» the crypto experts explained.