Bitcoin ETF · Bitcoin · Bloomberg · Crypto Briefing
Since their launch in January 2024, spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted cumulative net inflows exceeding $50 to $60 billion
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Year-to-date flows for 2026 were hovering near breakeven before the May-June streak hit.
Key facts
- Since their launch in January 2024, spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted cumulative net inflows exceeding $50 to $60 billion
- The streak finally snapped with a modest net inflow of $3 million around June 4-5
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged their worst 30-day stretch since they debuted in January 2024, with cumulative outflows reaching approximately $6 billion across recent months as Bitcoin’s price cratered
- Bitcoin’s price reflected the selling pressure, dropping to four-month lows in the $60,000 to $61,300 range in early June
Summary
The longest consecutive outflow streak since spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024 has investors questioning whether institutional appetite is cooling or simply recalibrating. US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged their worst 30-day stretch since they debuted in January 2024, with cumulative outflows reaching approximately $6 billion across recent months as Bitcoin’s price cratered 17% over the past month. The bleeding was most acute during a 13-day consecutive outflow streak from May 15 through June 3, which alone accounted for roughly $4.4 billion in net redemptions. The outflows weren’t evenly distributed across the dozen-odd spot Bitcoin ETF products. The streak finally snapped with a modest net inflow of $3 million around June 4-5.