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Average requests rose to 10.3% of shares from 9.7% in Q1, but ranged widely (1.3%–38.1% at Blue Owl’s OTIC), Fitch said. Many requests were follow-ups from investors who were only partly satisfied last quarter. New inflows fell by about 56% on average, so most funds saw net outflows of roughly 3% of the prior quarter’s net asset value. What’s concerning, for private credit, is that Fitch expects continued redemptions in the months ahead. “With BDCs capping redemptions at 5% quarterly, unfulfilled requests will lead to persistent elevated redemptions for many firms in the coming quarters,” ratings agency Fitch warned,” the ratings agency said. Same story, different structures Bitcoin ETFs are liquid, exchange-traded vehicles, where outflows directly impact the spot price of BTC. Private credit BDCs are the opposite: illiquid, long-duration lending vehic
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $95.3 million on July 9, marking one of the sharper single-day outflow events in recent weeks. Ethereum ETFs were not spared either. They snapped a five-day streak of net inflows with $52.08 million in redemptions, according to data from WuBlockchain. The numbers caught market participants off guard. Bitcoin ETFs had been absorbing capital in uneven pulses, but a near $100 million exit in a single session resets the conversation about institutional conviction. Ethereum products, meanwhile, had quietly built momentum over five consecutive sessions before the spigot reversed. Where the Money Went July 9’s outflows did not arrive with a single catalyst. Traders pointed to a cocktail of macro caution and profit-taking after Bitcoin failed to reclaim a key technical level earlier in the week. The ETF complex often acts as a sentiment gauge, and days where
Crypto ETF flows weakened on Thursday, July 9, as bitcoin ETFs posted a $95.30 million outflow and ether ETFs snapped a five-day inflow streak with a $52.08 million exit. Solana saw a small redemption, while HYPE and XRP ETFs recorded no trading activity. Japan Weighs Crypto ETFs as Bitcoin and Ether Funds Return to Outflows […]
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Key Takeaways U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced approximately $5 billion in capital outflows throughout Q2 2026 June alone accounted for $4 billion of total Bitcoin ETF withdrawals Private credit sector confronted $15.6 billion in withdrawal demands during the same period Ten out of sixteen business development companies exceeded their standard 5% quarterly redemption thresholds Despite a recent pause in Bitcoin ETF selling pressure, institutional appetite remains subdued Current Bitcoin market dynamics show futures demand marginally positive while spot demand stays in negative territory The period from April through June 2026 proved extraordinarily challenging for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds and alternative credit vehicles alike. American-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs witnessed investor withdrawals approaching $5 billion across the quarter, with the month of June r
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The crypto market recorded its third straight quarter of negative returns in Q2 2026, marking its longest losing streak since 2022, according to a market review published by Bitwise. Summary Crypto recorded its longest quarterly losing streak since 2022 after the Bitwise index fell 15.4%. Spot Bitcoin ETFs faced record quarterly outflows as digital assets moved closer to traditional stock markets. Stablecoin settlements, tokenized assets and prediction markets grew despite weaker prices across major crypto assets. The Bitwise 10 Large Cap Crypto Index fell 15.4% during the quarter. Eight of its 10 assets ended the period in the red. Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds also recorded their worst quarter of outflows since their launch. Crypto prices extend quarterly decline Bitwise reported that onchain activity, trading volume and assets held in decentralized finance protocols decli
The post Polymarket prices BTC above $60K at 99% for July 11 as $64K stays 50-50 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Ted Hisokawa
Jul 10, 2026 08:09
A live-markets roundup said bitcoin traded just above $63,000, up about 1.6% in 24 hours, as bitcoin ETFs returned to outflows and ether funds kept seeing inflows.
Polymarket prices BTC above $60K at 99% for July 11 as $64K stays 50-50 Polymarket’s BTC July 11 Ladder Holds Steady After ETF Outflow Headlines, Keeping the Cutoff Near $64K Polymarket’s Bitcoin price ladder for July 11 is pricing a high likelihood that BTC clears lower strikes, with $339,540 matched and the $52,000 line sitting at 99.95% Yes. The cue for attention is a market-news update pointing to mixed crypto fund flows and bitcoin holding near $63,000, but the ladder shows where traders draw the real cutoff. Key Takeaways Polymarket implies BTC is above $60,000 on July 11 at 99.35% Yes (0.65% No), while $64,000 is essentially a coin flip at 49.5% Yes (50
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U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs lost a net $95 million on Thursday, per SoSoValue data, while ether ETFs shed about $52 million, ending a five-day inflow run that had been the steadier side of the market. Fidelity’s FBTC drove the bitcoin outflow with roughly $63 million, followed by ARKB at about $40 million. BlackRock’s IBIT was flat, neither adding nor losing money, and VanEck’s HODL and Morgan Stanley’s MSBT were the only funds in the green. Total bitcoin ETF assets sit near $77 billion. Ether’s reversal was broader. Fidelity’s FETH lost about $34 million and BlackRock’s ETHA roughly $13 million, with Bitwise and BlackRock’s second fund also negative. No ether fund posted an inflow, and net assets held at about $9 billion. The flows are lagging the tape. Bitcoin rose 3.5% on Friday to nearly $64,000 and is up 4.2% on the week, recovering everything it lost whe
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Bitcoin ETFs drew the headlines, but the bigger shift on Wall Street is still taking shape behind closed doors. Banks that tentatively warmed to crypto via regulated funds are now being asked a harder question: what do they actually understand about the protocols beneath the tickers? A new nonprofit called Ethereum Institutional aims to answer that. The organization, the original report shows, is stepping into a gap that the industry has often left to consultants and sell-side pitches — direct, neutral education for financial institutions about Ethereum’s mechanics, risks, and use cases. That gap is not trivial. The same cohort of institutions that poured into spot Bitcoin products has been slower to engage with Ethereum beyond speculative exposure. Smart contracts, staking dynamics, L2 fragmentation, and MEV are not exactly standard curriculum on a trading floor. Ethere
