Bitcoin ETF Sees Year-End Jitters as Investors Pull Back from Invesco’s BTCO
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The Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, BTCO, closed out the year with a notable wave of redemptions, logging outflows of $10.41 million on December 30, 2025. The move represents roughly 1.9% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management, which stand at $546.26 million, signaling a meaningful—though not yet destabilizing—shift in investor sentiment toward spot Bitcoin exposure.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading at $89,390.02, having shed about 27.25% over the past three months. That drawdown underscores the volatility that has characterized the recent phase of the Bitcoin cycle, as macro uncertainty and shifting expectations around monetary policy have weighed on risk assets. Yet, in a notable twist, the short-term picture looks more constructive: the 1-day technical signal on the pair is flashing a cautious positive bias, currently rated as Buy.
For BTCO, the latest outflows may reflect investors locking in gains from earlier in the year or de-risking into year-end rather than a wholesale loss of faith in crypto-linked ETFs. The combination of a deeply negative three-month performance for Bitcoin and a near-term technical “buy” setup could entice more tactical traders, but longer-horizon allocators appear to be trimming exposure at the margins as they reassess portfolio risk going into 2026.
For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.