A recent surge in outflows from Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) has reached a three-month high, reaching $1.21 billion within the past three days according to data from Santiment. This represents the largest outflow since early March of 2025. 📈 Bitcoin ETFs launched in early 2024 as a bridge for mainstream crypto adoption, allowing investors with limited knowledge of digital assets to invest directly in Bitcoin without requiring private keys. These funds have become increasingly popular amongst institutional investors who have poured significant capital into these products. Despite Bitcoin hitting all-time highs around $105K, this recent ETF outflow raises concerns regarding potential price volatility in the coming days. Experts suggest this could be a sign of profit-taking as institutions capitalize on the recent surge in Bitcoin’s value. 💼 Furthermore, macroeconomic trends such as policy changes by the US government and associated inflation factors could also play a significant role in influencing institutional investor decisions to rebalance their portfolios and minimize risks from volatility in crypto assets like Bitcoin.