Asian Bitcoin investors are bracing for volatile price movements as algorithmic trading bots respond to data from US exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This dynamic is exemplified by Bitcoin's recent decline during Asian trading hours, driven by outflows from these ETFs. Algorithmic bots capitalize on this flow data, executing buy and sell orders automatically. This has come to the forefront with the launch of several Bitcoin ETFs in the US, attracting significant inflows but also experiencing outflows, contributing to Bitcoin's recent 10% value decrease.
Volatility Bends Asian Bitcoin Investors as Algorithmic Trading Systems Sway Market on ETF Data Flow
The world of Bitcoin investment in Asia is currently experiencing severe volatility, as automated trading systems swiftly respond to data emanating from US exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that hold the cryptocurrency. This phenomenon became evident on Tuesday, when Bitcoin underwent its most pronounced decline in a month during Asian trading hours, driven by outflows from these ETFs.
Shiliang Tang, president of trading firm Arbelos Markets, revealed to Bloomberg that algorithmic bots are capitalizing on this data flow by automatically executing buy and sell orders. The launch of multiple Bitcoin ETFs in the United States on January 11th has garnered a significant $12 billion in net inflows, reaching a peak in mid-March when Bitcoin soared to a record-breaking $73,750. However, since then, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed intermittent outflows, coinciding with a 10% decline in Bitcoin's value from its peak. This resulted in BTC retracing to $64,610 on Tuesday.
The impact of this volatility has also permeated the derivatives market, with data from Coinglass indicating a substantial liquidation of bullish crypto positions totaling approximately $346 million in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin has continued to face headwinds today, registering a further 0.95% decrease to trade at $66,118.
Adding to the uncertainty, expectations about the Federal Reserve's interest rate adjustments are mounting, casting a shadow over sentiment towards cryptocurrencies. Moreover, the upcoming Bitcoin halving, scheduled for April 21st, is anticipated to trigger a surge in the Bitcoin market.
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