Spot bitcoin ETFs shed $1.26 billion in worst week since late January as ether funds see 10-day outflow streak
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U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs ended the week with roughly $1.26 billion in cumulative net outflows, the heaviest weekly drain since late January, capping a six-day outflow streak totaling $1.55 billion, according to SoSoValue data.
Key facts
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, which still leads the market in assets under management (AUM), closed Friday with $61.1 billion in net assets against $64.8 billion in cumulative net inflows
The 12 U.S.-based funds lost a combined $648.6 million on Monday alone, when bitcoin slipped below $77,000 after President Trump's latest Iran threat, the largest single-day outflow since Jan. 29
Despite the week's losses, spot bitcoin ETFs still hold $57.1 billion in cumulative net inflows and $98.9 billion in total net assets across all 12 funds, with IBIT alone accounting for 4%
Outflows eased after Monday but never turned positive, with the funds shedding $331 million on Tuesday, $70.5 million on Wednesday, $100.8 million on Thursday, and $105.2 million on Friday, per
Summary
The 12 U.S.-based funds lost a combined $648.6 million on Monday alone, when bitcoin slipped below $77,000 after President Trump's latest Iran threat, the largest single-day outflow since Jan. 29. Outflows eased after Monday but never turned positive, with the funds shedding $331 million on Tuesday, $70.5 million on Wednesday, $100.8 million on Thursday, and $105.2 million on Friday, per the data. Spot ether ETFs took a smaller dollar hit but have seen a longer outflow streak. That stretch has now pulled cumulative ether ETF net inflows down to $11.62 billion against $11.84 billion in net assets.