Market analysts warned that aggressive retail inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs may trigger a short-term price correction, according to commentary shared on X by several digital asset fund managers. They argue that inexperienced buyers are supporting inflows while weakening market structure, especially as leveraged positions unwind under tighter dollar liquidity.
Recent SEC filings confirm continued ETF accumulation even as Bitcoin briefly fell below $90,000 this week. Analysts note that a large share of ETF activity still comes from arbitrage and hedging rather than long-term conviction. If basis spreads and funding rates normalize, those trades could unwind, forcing rapid selling across futures markets and spot ETFs, increasing short-term volatility.
ETF issuers report no operational concerns and continue publishing steady inflow data. Market observers expect more clarity as monthly redemption cycles close and institutional hedging adjusts to lower liquidity in the coming days.
Source: https://x.com/QwQiao/status/1991605920586166324
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