On Thursday, June 6, the asset management giant experienced a record withdrawal of $130.49 million from its Bitcoin spot ETF IBIT, the largest since its launch in January. This shock was enough to drag the entire Bitcoin ETF market into the red for the second consecutive session, raising doubts about the institutional momentum that had been supporting these bitcoin-backed investment vehicles.
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