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Arthur Hayes, co-founder of global cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, wrote on his website, "The recent bitcoin correction attributed to net capital outflows from the grayscale bitcoin spot ETF GBTC is unfounded. As of the 22nd, all bitcoin spot ETFs, including GBTC, had a cumulative net inflow of $820 million. Therefore,

Jurrien Timmer, head of global macro at Fidelity, a large U.S. asset manager, wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) that "the price of bitcoin has returned to what I personally consider a fair value band". "If we set the band to reflect the slope of the

"BTC's recent correction is due to excessive expectations around ETF approvals," said Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at crypto asset manager Bitwise, one of the issuers of the Bitcoin Spot ETF, on X (formerly Twitter). "Strictly speaking, this correction is not an ETF-driven selloff. Even

"All BTC spot ETF issuers except Grayscale bought 86,320 BTC ($3.63 billion) at an average price of $42k," said crypto analyst and trader Ali Martinez via X. "These seasoned institutions bought BTC at the top. "It is unlikely that these sophisticated institutions bought BTC

Outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin (BTC) Trust (GBTC) may end in early April, according to an analysis. GBTC is a bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) from asset manager Grayscale. "With about 551,000 GBTC remaining and a net outflow of about 10,000 GBTC per trading day so far,

According to WuBlockChain, some analysts have said that "until the $25 billion GBTC liquidation is completed, the price of bitcoin will remain flat or fall. Galaxy Digital founder Mike Novogratz, on the other hand, disagreed, saying that while people will sell GBTC, most of them will move to other