Cryptocurrency Market Drops Amidst Banking and Credit Concerns

The number of Bitcoin held by close-ended funds, spot and futures-focused exchange-traded funds (ETF) in Europe, the U.S. and Canada has declined by 16,560 BTC ($409 million) this month, reaching a 17-month low of 826,113 BTC, according to ByteTree Asset Management. The decline in fund balance suggests a lack of institutional participation in Bitcoin's recent rally, reportedly fueled by safe-haven demand and renewed hopes for Fed interest rate cuts in the second half of the year. However, some observers caution against drawing conclusions from the data, saying a large outflow from a single fund is mainly responsible for dragging the tally lower, and other sources of demand are lifting prices higher.
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