Bitcoin ETF · Bitcoin · Ethereum · Crypto Briefing
Bitcoin spot ETFs see $214 million outflow as Ethereum funds shed $36 million in single session
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BlackRock's IBIT accounted for nearly all of the Bitcoin ETF bleeding, raising questions about institutional appetite amid a broader 13-day outflow streak.
Key facts
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $214 million on June 10, with Ethereum spot ETFs losing $35.6 million in the same session
- The cumulative $4.4 billion in redemptions from US spot Bitcoin ETFs represents a significant reversal from the enthusiasm that defined much of 2024 and early 2025
- The $213.63 million figure translates to approximately 3,580 BTC being redeemed from IBIT alone
- The timing lines up with Bitcoin trading in the $60,000 to $65,000 range
Summary
US spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $214 million on June 10, with Ethereum spot ETFs losing $35.6 million in the same session. It’s part of a 13-day outflow streak that has drained roughly $4.4 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs since late May. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, IBIT, was responsible for $213.63 million of the day’s Bitcoin ETF outflows. The $213.63 million figure translates to approximately 3,580 BTC being redeemed from IBIT alone.