In the Coming Week: Bitcoin ETF Outflows Far Exceed Ether by 128-to-1 Margin

The figures are based on initial fund data compiled daily. Since inception, total Bitcoin ETF inflows are $51.86 billion. Assets in Ether products reach $11.46 billion, counting seed asset conversions.

Regulatory developments cut off another immediate driver. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission called off its scheduled Friday meeting on crypto rules, pointing to an “unforeseen scheduling issue,” and did not set a new date. Reuters

Bitcoin declined roughly 2.8% over the past week. Ether was down 1.6%, while XRP slipped 2.4% and Cardano dropped 9.8%. Some other major tokens posted gains, leaving the shift narrowly focused rather than widespread.

Delta Exchange analyst Riya Sehgal stated that the “absence of aggressive downside acceleration is equally important.” That caution is set to be tested by a new round of ETF redemptions and upcoming macroeconomic data this week. Economic Times

The Fed minutes detail the 9-3 vote in July to keep rates steady at 3.50%-3.75%. Three policymakers backed raising rates by 25 basis points. The division may prompt sharp moves in yields and risk assets.

Mesta founder Sandeep Pyapali described the new data as a “clean dovish signal.” Despite this, Bitcoin did not move higher. He cited ETF outflows as a continuing structural obstacle. Barron’s

Analyst forecasts are concentrated within a narrow interval. Bitcoin starts Sunday trading near the bottom of the widely referenced support range.

These are published opinions on the market, not a consensus projection. If prices fall beneath $62,400, the range scenario would be undermined. Holding above $65,500 for an extended period would put it to the test.

Risks: Liquidity tends to be low over the weekend. Additional ETF outflows, rising yields or unexpected geopolitical events may intensify price swings. A sudden change in SEC meeting timing could swiftly shift sentiment.