"Fed's Aggressive Stance Sparks $439M Outflow from Crypto ETFs as Bitcoin and Ethereum Suffer Losses"
- Fed's hawkish policy triggered $439M net outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in recent weeks. - Spot BTC ETFs recorded -648 BTC net outflow on Sept 2, while ETH ETFs lost 11,731 ETH ($51M). - Centralized exchanges saw 2,600 BTC net inflow (Binance led), contrasting with ETF outflows and bearish price forecasts. - Market analysts link ETF withdrawals to Fed rate uncertainty, with Ethereum facing pressure to outperform Bitcoin.
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