JPMorgan Says Bitcoin ETF Outflows A Sign Of ‘Cooling’ Trade

JPMorgan Says Bitcoin ETF Outflows A Sign Of ‘Cooling’ Trade JPMorgan Says Bitcoin ETF Outflows A Sign Of ‘Cooling’ Trade CryptoProwl Thu, May 28, 2026 at 10:19 AM PDT 1 min read BLK -2. 02% JPM -0. 65% IBIT -2.

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Prices displayed are informational. Learn more JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: $JPM) says that steady outflows from Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) exchange-traded funds point to a “cooling” debasement trade among investors.   The debasement trade refers to investors buying assets such as Bitcoin and gold as hedges against geopolitical instability, currency weakness, and inflation.

Bitcoin and gold ETFs have seen large outflows in recent weeks amid a retreat by investors from the debasement trade and as they anticipate an Iran-U. S. peace deal.

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BlackRock's (NYSE: $BLK) iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ: $IBIT) recorded a one-day outflow of $527. 8 million U. S.

on May 27, its second-largest daily outflow ever. Overall, about a dozen U. S.

spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $733. 4 million U. S.

in net outflows on May 27, marking their largest daily outflow since Jan. 29 of this year, according to market data. Bitcoin is currently trading at $73,200 U.

S. , down nearly 3% over the past 24 hours, and down from a recent peak of $82,000 U. S.

  JPMorgan says the weakness is largely due to investors looking past the war in Iran and pricing in a lasting peace deal between the U. S. and the Iranian regime.

  JPM stock has risen 13% over the last year to trade at $297. 54 U. S.

per share.