Bitcoin ETFs experienced $196.18 million in outflows on Tuesday, marking the fourth consecutive day of losses after reaching recent all-time highs. This trend comes amid escalating trade tensions, particularly threats of tariffs from Donald Trump on India and other imported goods, which have shifted investor sentiment towards safer assets. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs saw a reversal with $73.3 million in inflows after a two-day decline, highlighting a divergence in performance between the two major cryptocurrencies. Notably, Bitcoin remains stable at around $114,000, although it has decreased by 2.8% over the past week. Overall, the outflows in Bitcoin funds have accumulated to a net loss of $1.4 billion in recent days, indicating growing cautiousness among institutional investors. Despite these fluctuations, analysts suggest that the ETFs' presence has lessened Bitcoin's volatility, potentially making it an attractive asset for larger investors and aiding its adoption.

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