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2026-05-23
49m fa
Santiment: $1.26B in spot Bitcoin ETF outflows could be a contrarian buy signal
Santiment said U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net outflows of about $1.26 billion over the past six trading sessions, a move the firm argues could be interpreted as a contrarian buying opportunity for Bitcoin. The crypto analytics platform said ETF flow data tends to track retail sentiment more closely than shifts in "smart money" positioning. Santiment pointed to signs that some retail investors grew impatient after Bitcoin failed to hold above $80,000 in May. BTC is now trading near $75,400, down from a mid-May high of roughly $79,000. According to Santiment, extended periods of ETF outflows have historically aligned more with windows for gradual, patient accumulation than with outright market panic. That stance differs from broader market thinking. Many analysts view consecutive withdrawals from spot Bitcoin ETFs as a sign of weakening sentiment and a setup for additional downside pressure. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart noted that since launch, spot Bitcoin ETFs have taken in close to $60 billion in cumulative net inflows, largely offsetting the roughly $9 billion of outflows seen between October last year and February this year. He expects net inflows to reach new all-time highs as more ETF products come to market.
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Morgan Stanley's MSBT Buys 14.333 BTC, Total Bitcoin Position Rises to 3,486 BTC
Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF, MSBT, added 14.333 BTC to its holdings yesterday, according to Arkham tracking cited by Odaily Planet Daily. The purchase was valued at about $1.11 million. MSBT's total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 3,486 BTC, worth roughly $263 million.
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Strategy Could Trim Bitcoin Holdings Before 2026
MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor said the company may sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings as early as before year-end, while maintaining a long-term objective of maximizing Bitcoin held per share by 2033, according to Cointelegraph cited by ChainCatcher. Saylor added that the company could also issue equity, use credit instruments, and actively manage its U.S. dollar and cash positions, running a programmatic, multi-variable approach aimed at improving long-term performance. MicroStrategy currently holds 843,768 Bitcoin, with an average purchase price of about $75,700.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs see $105 million in net outflows on May 22, extending the streak to six days
Odaily Planet Daily reported that SoSoValue data showed spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a combined net outflow of $105 million on May 22 (U.S. Eastern Time), marking the sixth straight session of net redemptions. BlackRock's IBIT led the day's outflows, losing $68.89 million, while its cumulative historical net inflows rose to $64.773 billion. Fidelity's FBTC followed with a $36.29 million single-day net outflow, bringing its total historical net inflows to $10.764 billion. As of publication, total net asset value across spot Bitcoin ETFs stood at $98.866 billion. The ETF net asset ratio—market value as a share of Bitcoin's total market capitalization—was 6.49%. Cumulative net inflows since launch reached $57.084 billion.
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Michael Saylor: MicroStrategy Could Sell Some Bitcoin by 2026
MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor said the company is "unlikely to never sell any Bitcoin," indicating it could dispose of a portion of its BTC holdings before the end of 2026—a further shift away from its long-held "never sell" posture, Mars Finance reported on May 23. Saylor said MicroStrategy may eventually manage its U.S. dollar liquidity more dynamically, potentially selling a mix of Bitcoin, equities and debt instruments to support its long-term aim of maximizing Bitcoin per share. He added that the company's core objective is to increase BTC held per share through 2033. MicroStrategy currently holds about 843,800 BTC, valued at roughly $65 billion, with an average purchase price near $75,700 per coin. Bitcoin is trading around $75,958, close to the firm's overall cost basis. Market participants say any first meaningful reduction in the company's BTC position could weigh on sentiment, given its reputation as a consistent buyer of Bitcoin.
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Michael Saylor Signals Strategy Could Sell Some Bitcoin Before Year-End
Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy, said the company may sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings before the end of this year, softening his long-held position that it would never sell. In an interview with Natalie Brunell, Saylor also pointed to balance-sheet management tools such as selling equity and issuing credit products to manage U.S. dollar and cash positions. Strategy's Bitcoin position is valued at about $65 billion. The company has said its long-term objective is to maximize Bitcoin holdings per share by 2033. Data from Strategy's website and CoinMarketCap show the firm holds 843,768 BTC, purchased at an average price of roughly $75,700 per coin. (Cointelegraph)
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Michael Saylor signals Strategy could trim Bitcoin holdings before 2026
BlockBeats reported that on May 23, MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor said in a recent interview the company is "unlikely to never sell any Bitcoin," indicating Strategy may sell a portion of its BTC before the end of 2026. The comments suggest a further easing of its long-held "never sell" posture. Saylor said Strategy could eventually manage its U.S. dollar cash reserves by dynamically selling portions of its Bitcoin as well as equity and debt instruments, with the long-term goal of maximizing bitcoins per share. He added the core objective is to increase BTC per share as much as possible by 2033. Data show Strategy currently holds about 843,800 BTC, valued at roughly $65 billion, with an average purchase price of around $75,700. Bitcoin was last quoted near $75,958, close to the company's overall cost basis. Market participants say a first meaningful reduction in Strategy's BTC holdings could affect the long-standing view of the company as a "perpetual buyer" of bitcoin.
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Michael Saylor Says Strategy Could Sell Some Bitcoin Before Year-End
Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy, said in an interview with Natalie Brunell that the company may sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings before the end of the year, a notable shift from his long-held position of not selling. Saylor added that the firm could also adjust its U.S. dollar and cash positions through stock sales and credit instruments. MicroStrategy holds roughly $65 billion worth of Bitcoin and is targeting growth in Bitcoin holdings per share through 2033. Based on figures from the company's website and CoinMarketCap, MicroStrategy currently holds 843,768 BTC, purchased at an average price of about $75,700 per Bitcoin.
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4h fa
Crypto Whale Pivots to $74.51M Bitcoin Short After $4.56M Gains on Altcoin Longs
An anonymous whale trader tracked onchain has flipped from profitable altcoin longs to a sizable bearish bet on Bitcoin. Onchain Lens data shows the wallet linked to Evaded (@ICanPlug) opened a Bitcoin short valued at $74.51 million, roughly 990 BTC. The position is currently up about $1 million in unrealized profit. Before taking the BTC short, the same trader exited long positions in HYPE, ZEC, and ETH, locking in $4.56 million in realized gains. The shift from altcoin longs to a large Bitcoin short is being read by some onchain observers as a change in positioning from a large player, and the wallet is now being monitored for follow-up trades. Large BTC shorts above $70 million often reflect a bearish view from sophisticated traders, though Bitcoin's volatility leaves outcomes uncertain. The trade comes amid mixed crypto sentiment, as markets balance macro crosscurrents with recent strength in select altcoins. While the trader's earlier wins add context, they do not ensure this bet will pay off. For retail participants, whale activity is best treated as one input rather than a standalone signal. Copying large accounts without independent analysis can be risky, given differences in timing, leverage, and risk controls. Still, onchain transparency offers a window into how major wallets are positioning. FAQs Q1: Who is Evaded (@ICanPlug)? Evaded is an anonymous crypto whale tracked via publicly visible onchain activity and analytics platforms such as Onchain Lens. Q2: How was the $74.51 million short identified? Onchain Lens flagged the position through blockchain analytics that monitor large wallets and derivatives activity across venues. Q3: Will this short move Bitcoin's price? A single large short can affect sentiment, but BTC pricing is driven by broader liquidity, macro news, and aggregate trading flows. The position is notable, not necessarily market-moving by itself. Disclaimer: This information is not trading advice. Bitcoinworld.co.in assumes no liability for investment decisions based on this content. Consider independent research and/or professional advice before investing.
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SEC Clears Nasdaq to List Options on Bitcoin Price Index
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved Nasdaq's plan to list and trade options tied directly to a Bitcoin price index—not a Bitcoin ETF and not Bitcoin futures. The product will trade on Nasdaq PHLX as European-style, cash-settled index options on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Index under the ticker QBTC, according to SEC Release No. 34105549. The Nasdaq Bitcoin Index references the CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index (BRTI), which aggregates real-time Bitcoin pricing from major spot venues. Final settlement is based on the CME CF Cryptocurrency Reference Rate, New York Variant (BRRNY). Some coverage has also cited XBTX in connection with the product. European-style means contracts can only be exercised at expiration. Cash settlement means no Bitcoin changes hands; profits and losses are paid in U.S. dollars based on the difference between the strike price and the settlement value. The minimum trading increment is $0.01. The SEC has already permitted crypto-linked options in other formats. In September 2024, it approved options on spot Bitcoin ETFs, including BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). ETF options track a fund's share price, which can diverge from Bitcoin due to premiums and discounts, flows, and fees. Index options aim to remove that layer by referencing a benchmark-based Bitcoin price. Nasdaq first pursued Bitcoin index options in August 2024, following the wave of spot Bitcoin ETF launches that began in January 2024. A formal proposal was filed with the SEC in September 2025, followed by public comment and extensions before the SEC granted accelerated approval on May 22, 2026. Trading is not yet live. The SEC order notes that additional regulatory steps remain outstanding, which may include obtaining relief or exemptions involving the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The initiative currently covers only Bitcoin; there are no Ethereum index options or basket products included. For institutional investors already using spot Bitcoin ETFs, index options could offer a cleaner hedge by targeting the underlying price rather than ETF-specific tracking dynamics. Portfolio managers running multi-asset strategies may also find it easier to express Bitcoin views through instruments that fit within existing equities-market infrastructure. Retail traders could see QBTC options as a more straightforward way to take directional exposure without buying ETF shares or navigating crypto futures venues, while cash settlement removes delivery-related risk. The key risk is regulatory fragmentation. If CFTC-related approvals or exemptions take longer than expected, or if jurisdictional uncertainty emerges, the product's launch could be delayed. SEC approval clears a major hurdle, but it does not, on its own, guarantee trading will begin.
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