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The Bitcoin ETF market has seen a significant downturn in recent days, with several funds experiencing outflows. According to data from CoinShares, the largest Bitcoin ETF, the VanEck Bitcoin ETF, has seen a 24-hour outflow of $14.4 million, while the other major ETF, the ProShares Bitcoin ETF, has seen an outflow of $8.1 million.

This trend is not unique to these two funds, as several other Bitcoin ETFs have also seen significant outflows in recent days. The community is sounding the alarm, with many experts warning that this could be a sign of trouble for the overall market.

"This is a big red flag," said one community member. "When people are pulling their money out of ETFs, it's usually a sign that they're getting nervous about the market. And when you have multiple ETFs seeing outflows, it's a pretty clear indication that there's some kind of issue going on."

There are several possible explanations for the outflows, including the recent decline in Bitcoin's price and the increasing volatility of the market. Some experts are also pointing to the recent launch of a new ETF, which could be drawing attention away from the existing funds.

Despite the concerns, many experts believe that the outflows are a normal part of the market cycle. "ETFs are a popular way for people to get exposure to Bitcoin, and it's not uncommon to see some outflows during times of market volatility," said one expert. "As long as the underlying assets are performing well, I don't think this is a major cause for concern."

Only time will tell if these outflows are a sign of a larger issue or just a normal correction. One thing is certain, however: the Bitcoin ETF market is a critical component of the overall market, and any significant changes can have a major impact on the price of Bitcoin and the overall market.