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U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a record $6.35 billion in net outflows over a trailing 30-day window, marking the largest such exodus since the products launched in January 2024, according to Galaxy Research data shared on X on Friday.kucoin
The outflows rank first among all 582 30-day periods Galaxy Research has tracked, underscoring the depth of the institutional retreat from crypto-linked funds.x
The record 30-day figure caps a sixth straight week of net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, bringing cumulative net inflows down to $53.4 billion — well below the $63 billion peak reached in October 2025. The drawdown accelerated in early June, when a single week saw $3.4 billion exit the funds, itself a record at the time. A 13-day consecutive outflow streak from mid-May to early June shed $4.33 billion before briefly pausing.intellectia
The sustained selling contrasts sharply with April, which was the funds’ strongest month of 2026 with $1.97 billion in net inflows.beincrypto
Bitcoin traded near $64,000 over the weekend after recovering part of Friday’s sell-off, but the broader trend remained weak. The cryptocurrency has fallen roughly 17% over the past month from levels near $77,000. Analysts are watching $62,000 as critical support, with resistance around $67,000.kucoin
The Fear & Greed Index registered a score of 23, indicating “Extreme Fear” among market participants. Ethereum ETFs have also faced pressure, recording 17 consecutive days of outflows — their longest streak ever.changelly
Traders attributed the cautious tone in part to unresolved geopolitical risks and broader macro uncertainty that have kept institutional allocators on the sidelines. Bitcoin remains caught in a narrowing range, and analysts say stronger volume, improved fund flows, and calmer geopolitical conditions would be needed before any sustained recovery takes hold.crypto