Bitcoin Jitters: Grayscale’s Mini Trust Sees Fresh Outflows as Price Slump Deepens
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Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) saw another bout of investor caution on January 2, 2026, as the ETF, BTC, registered outflows of $11,234,600. The redemption represents roughly 0.27% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management, which stand at $4.23 billion, signaling meaningful but not yet destabilizing pressure on the product.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading at $89,769.99, having dropped about 26.17% over the past three months. The sharp pullback underscores a broader cooling in Bitcoin sentiment after a prolonged run-up, with shorter-term traders locking in profits while longer-term holders reassess risk amid tighter liquidity conditions and shifting expectations for central bank policy.
Despite the recent slide, the one-day technical stance on Bitcoin remains neutral, flashing a cautious Hold signal. That suggests traders are watching for confirmation of either a deeper correction or a potential base-building phase before committing fresh capital. For Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust, the latest outflow highlights how quickly ETF flows can pivot when macro uncertainty collides with elevated crypto valuations.
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