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Grund für diesen Dump#BTC☀ #Bitcoin❗ Hedgefonds erhöhen Short-Positionen auf Bitcoin Darüber hinaus kam es diese Woche zu einem bemerkenswerten Anstieg der Short-Positionen von Hedgefonds auf Bitcoin. Daten aus dem Commitments of Traders-Bericht der Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group zeigen, dass diese Positionen einen Rekordwert erreicht haben. Dies deutet auf eine pessimistische Haltung gegenüber Bitcoin unter institutionellen Anlegern hin. Infolgedessen ist der Bitcoin-Preis diese Woche um fast 6 % gefallen, was den spekulativen Charakter des Marktes noch verstärkt. Darüber hinaus gab es diese Woche Nettoabflüsse aus den Spot-Bitcoin-ETFs. Sie verzeichneten einen Nettoabfluss von 390,7 Millionen US-Dollar, nach einer 19-tägigen Phase von Zuflüssen in Bitcoin-ETFs.

Grund für diesen Dump#BTC☀ #Bitcoin❗

Hedgefonds erhöhen Short-Positionen auf Bitcoin

Darüber hinaus kam es diese Woche zu einem bemerkenswerten Anstieg der Short-Positionen von Hedgefonds auf Bitcoin. Daten aus dem Commitments of Traders-Bericht der Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group zeigen, dass diese Positionen einen Rekordwert erreicht haben.

Dies deutet auf eine pessimistische Haltung gegenüber Bitcoin unter institutionellen Anlegern hin. Infolgedessen ist der Bitcoin-Preis diese Woche um fast 6 % gefallen, was den spekulativen Charakter des Marktes noch verstärkt.

Darüber hinaus gab es diese Woche Nettoabflüsse aus den Spot-Bitcoin-ETFs. Sie verzeichneten einen Nettoabfluss von 390,7 Millionen US-Dollar, nach einer 19-tägigen Phase von Zuflüssen in Bitcoin-ETFs.

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