US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $4.69 Billion in Two-Month Outflows, Flows Turn Neutral
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which hold the token directly, have recorded $4.69 billion of net outflows over the past two months, with the products in the red for 66% of 2026 so far. Flows moved back to a neutral regime this week after the longest stretch of persistent outflows since the funds launched, though demand remained weak.
The retreat included six straight weeks of net outflows. Galaxy Research data showed a record $6.35 billion of withdrawals over a rolling 30-day period, while weekly redemptions slowed to $226 million last week from a peak of $1.72 billion in the week ended June 5.
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@cryptoroverOuch... 🩸 Bitcoin ETFs are bleeding money like never before. $5.94 BILLION worth of BTC has been dumped in just 6 weeks. This is the most aggressive continuous ETF selling pressure Bitcoin has ever seen.
@cryptorover💥BREAKING: So far, BlackRock sold $1,750,000,000 worth of Bitcoin this month already.
@coindeskMARKETS: $BTC ETF outflows have slowed dramatically from a peak of $1.72B for the week ending June 5 to $226M last week, an 87% decline in weekly redemption volume.
@cointelegraph🚨 ETFS: The BTC ETFs have now seen 6 straight weeks of net outflows.
@wublockchainU.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Record $6.35B Outflow Over 30 Days According to Galaxy Research, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted their largest 30-day net outflow on record. Data shows the funds saw $6.35 billion in net outflows over the past
@cointelegraph🚨 UPDATE: 66% of 2026 has been red for the BTC ETFs with $4.69B in net outflows from the past two months alone.
@hokanewscomJUST IN: BitcoETFs See $4.69 Billion in Outflows as Red Days Dominate 2026in
@ecoinometricsBitcoin ETF demand is still weak. But one thing changed this week. After the longest stretch of persistent outflows since the launch of the spot ETFs, flows have finally moved back into a neutral regime.