Due to significant ETF withdrawals, cryptocurrency markets saw decreased activity on Friday. In early Friday trade, the benchmark cryptocurrency BTC dropped 3.2% to $41,381, while Ethereum dropped 2.5% to $2,467.

Due to significant outflows from Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) to new spot ETF issuers, Bitcoin is under pressure to sell, which has caused an unanticipated downward trend in the cryptocurrency market.

Due to significant outflows from Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) to new spot ETF issuers, Bitcoin is under pressure to sell, which has caused an unanticipated downward trend in the cryptocurrency market.

Major cryptocurrencies like Avalanche and Solana had declines of more than 6% apiece. Cardano, XRP, Dogecoin, Chainlink, Polygon, Internet Computer, Toncoin, and Polkadot declined as well.

“Sell the news” pressure on Bitcoin caused by investor activity surrounding the introduction of spot ETFs caused the cryptocurrency to drop to its lowest level in a month, according to the Lead for Investments at CoinSwitch Ventures. For a while, we can anticipate some price volatility for Bitcoin. Nonetheless, there are still plenty of ETF inflows and Assets under Management (AUM) available.

Currently, DeFi’s total volume is $5.54 billion, or 8.49% of the 24-hour volume of the whole cryptocurrency market. At $59.51 billion, the total value of stablecoins represents 91.23% of the 24-hour volume of the cryptocurrency market.

The largest cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin, had a fall in market capitalization to $812 billion in the past day. Based on CoinMarketCap, the dominance of Bitcoin is 49.67% at the moment. The volume of BTC rose 32.55% to $26.9 billion in the last day.

Technically speaking, BTC has a significant obstacle in keeping the present support level at $41,000. A break of this barrier could indicate a negative mood, but a hold could open the door for the continuation of a new, higher high.

Regarding ETH, it continues to be above the 20 EMA D. ETH must remain above $2,400 in order to maintain a positive trajectory; a decline below this mark could trigger a bearish shift.