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📉 Bitcoin at $67,000: Why Wall Street isn’t panicking?

We’re witnessing a unique moment in crypto history. Bitcoin has fallen 40% from its October 2025 peak ($126,000), but instead of the usual “death spike” and mass panic, the market is showing strange resilience.

What’s changed?

Previously, such a collapse would have triggered an avalanche of sales, but the era of Spot Bitcoin ETFs has rewritten the rules of the game. Here are the key facts from the latest report by Farside and Bloomberg analysts:

• ETF investors have iron nerves: Despite the price almost halving, only 6% of assets have left ETF funds.

• Giants are holding back: * BlackRock (IBIT): raised over $63.3 billion

• Fidelity (FBTC): over $11 billion

• Grayscale (GBTC): continues to lose money ($26 billion outflow), but the overall balance of the system remains positive.

• A new type of holder: Bitcoin has ceased to be an asset only for "crypto-anarchists". It is now part of institutional portfolios. These investors do not run away at the first noise, perceiving a 40% drop as a regular "stress test", and not the end of the world.

Comparison with gold

Interesting fact: in 2013, the fall in gold led to the outflow of 13% of assets from ETFs in a month. Bitcoin fell more, but institutional investors turned out to be "tougher nuts" than gold miners 13 years ago.