Net outflow of 329.9 billion KRW from US spot ETFs... Virtual assets adjust due to Middle East risks

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BTC falls to the low $70,000 range
ETH maintains the $2,100 range
XRP fluctuates in the high $1.4 range

Design by Blockstreet Reporter Jeong Ha-yeon
Design by Blockstreet Reporter Jeong Ha-yeon
The recent trend of capital inflows into U.S. spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) was temporarily halted as a total of 329.9 billion won was recorded as a net outflow yesterday. Furthermore, as geopolitical risks intensified in the Middle East, investor risk aversion strengthened, leading to a short-term correction across the cryptocurrency market alongside capital outflows.

Bithumb Bitcoin (BTC) Daily Chart
Bithumb Bitcoin (BTC) Daily Chart
Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen about 6% from its high yesterday, showing signs of a slowdown in its upward trend. As of 3:15 PM on the 19th, Bitcoin is trading at $70,920 (approximately 106.56 million KRW), and whether it holds support at $70,000 is considered a critical turning point in the short term.

Bithumb Ethereum (ETH) Daily Chart
Bithumb Ethereum (ETH) Daily Chart
Ethereum (ETH) also showed a downward trend, displaying weakness compared to the previous day. As of the same time, Ethereum is trading at $2,190 (approximately 3.29 million won), and the trend continues to test support around the $2,100 level.

Bithumb Ripple (XRP) Daily Chart
Bithumb Ripple (XRP) Daily Chart
XRP is trading at $1.47 (approximately 2,208 KRW), showing a relatively limited downtrend. Amid a short-term correction following a recent upward trend, the market views whether it holds support in the $1.44–$1.46 range as a key variable determining its future direction.

Market analysts attribute the recent increase in short-term volatility to a combination of escalating geopolitical risks and ETF outflows. However, as the mid-to-long-term upward trend remains largely unchanged, assessments suggest that the possibility of a renewed rebound cannot be ruled out, depending on whether external variables ease in the future.

Reporter Jeong Ha-yeon yomwork8824@blockstreet.co.kr

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