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  "path": "/did-bitcoin-etfs-just-have-their-first-real-capitulation-event/",
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    "Did $6B in ETF outflows just mark Bitcoin’s first Wall Street capitulation?",
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  "textContent": "Over the past six weeks, investors have pulled roughly $5.94 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the longest unbroken run of weekly outflows since these funds first opened for business in 2024. Galaxy Research puts the worst 30-day stretch at $6.35 billion through June 20. Bitcoin has been sliding right alongside those redemptions, and […]\n\nThe post Did $6B in ETF outflows just mark Bitcoin’s first Wall Street capitulation? appeared first on CryptoSlate.",
  "title": "Did $6B in ETF outflows just mark Bitcoin’s first Wall Street capitulation?"
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