[Spot Bitcoin ETFs break 12-day inflow streak amid ‘profit taking’]
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $131.35 million in outflows on Monday, ending a 12-day streak that pulled in $6.6 billion.

<p><img src="https://static.fwimg.io/img/1px.png" alt="Spot Bitcoin ETFs break 12-day inflow streak amid ‘profit taking’"></p><p>Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $131.35 million in outflows on Monday, ending a 12-day streak that pulled in $6.6 billion.</p>

Spot Bitcoin ETFs break 12-day inflow streak amid ‘profit taking’

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Over the past week, Bitcoin experienced its biggest weekly drop in three years. February 5th was an unexpected day for crypto market investors: Bitcoin fell by 13%, marking its largest single-day drop since June 2022, and briefly dipped below $61,000 in the early hours of February 6th.

In this sharp correction...

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