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Retail investors have been the biggest net sellers of Bitcoin throughout 2025, but this might change once BTC hits new price highs.

Macroeconomic factors, memecoin scams and the industry’s largest-ever hack drove investor capital to safer assets, including stablecoins and RWAs.

Investor sentiment has recently shifted away from Bitcoin and toward Ethereum, based on fund flow data from CoinShares.

However, the impressive flows from BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC haven’t been enough to gain on the leading ETF asset manager by total flows, Vanguard.

Stephen Richardson’s view aligns with Bloomberg’s ETF analysts, who expect the spot Ether ETFs to capture 10%–20% of the flows that Bitcoin ETFs did at launch.

Token Unlocks highlighted that Arbitrum will do a “Cliff Unlock,” where tokens are released in a lump sum at the deadline.

Of 5,535 “newborn” ETFs launched in the United States over the last 30 years, only two have acquired over $3 billion in assets in the first month.

Switzerland and Germany were hit hardest during the most recent trading week, but Canadian ETFs had the largest outflows in January, CoinShares’ data shows.

Bitcoin futures data counters the assumption that BTC’s rally to $42,000 was primarily propelled by shorts liquidations. What is next for BTC?

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s tagging of certain cryptocurrencies as securities has greatly affected the crypto market, causing Algorand and Flow to hit historic lows on June 10.