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Significant Outflows From Bitcoin and Altcoin ETFs: What Is the Current Situation?
This week, exchange-traded funds investing in spot Bitcoin through ETFs in the United States experienced strong capital outflows. The total net outflow from these funds amounted to approximately $1.26 billion, marking the largest weekly outflow since the end of January. In addition, net outflows were recorded for the sixth consecutive trading day.
According to the data, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw around $649 million withdrawn on Monday alone. Although the pace of outflows slowed somewhat toward the end of the week, capital continued to leave the funds overall. Market analysts noted that rising U.S. Treasury yields, a stronger dollar index, and geopolitical tensions were factors driving investors away from risk assets.
A similar pattern was observed in the spot Ethereum ETF market. Net outflows from Ethereum ETFs continued for 10 consecutive trading days, marking the longest streak of outflows since March 2025. Total weekly outflows amounted to approximately $216 million.
On the other hand, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), managed by BlackRock, continues to oversee assets worth around $61.1 billion. However, it was noted that the fund’s current size has been affected by recent market volatility despite cumulative inflows of approximately $3.7 billion recorded since its launch.
As of the ETF market close, Bitcoin was trading at around $77,500, while Ethereum continued to fluctuate within a narrow range near $2,130.
Despite the sharp short-term outflows, spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted a total of approximately $57.1 billion in net inflows since their launch. The total assets under management across the funds amount to approximately $98.9 billion.
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