Bitcoin ETF Investors Hit the Brakes as Outflows Clip Invesco’s BTCO
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The Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, BTCO, saw notable redemptions on December 30, 2025, with investors pulling out $10.41 million in a single session. The move trims the fund’s assets under management to $541.45 million, with the latest outflow representing roughly 1.9% of BTCO’s total AUM—an exit large enough to signal renewed caution among bitcoin-focused investors but not yet a wholesale exodus.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $87,729.98, capping a difficult three months in which the world’s largest cryptocurrency has dropped about 26.16%. Short-term momentum indicators remain bearish, with the 1-day technical signal flashing a persistent Strong Sell, underscoring the pressure on both spot prices and ETF demand.
BTCO’s latest outflow fits into a broader pattern of profit-taking and risk reduction after bitcoin’s earlier surge to record territory. While a single day’s redemption of just under 2% of assets is not, on its own, a structural threat to the fund, it highlights how quickly sentiment in the crypto ETF space can pivot when volatility accelerates. If bitcoin’s drawdown deepens or technical signals stay firmly negative, more outflows could follow as institutional and retail holders reassess their exposure at elevated price levels.
For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.