- Bitcoin ETFs saw $897.6M in outflows
- Ethereum ETFs lost $795.8M this week
- Continues bearish momentum for crypto ETFs
Bearish Sentiment Drives Massive ETF Outflows
It’s been a brutal week for U.S. spot crypto ETFs, as investor sentiment continues to slide. Data shows that Bitcoin ETFs saw $897.6 million in outflows, while Ethereum ETFs recorded $795.8 million in net redemptions—bringing the total weekly outflow to $1.69 billion.
This sharp withdrawal of capital suggests that both institutional and retail investors are becoming increasingly cautious amid ongoing market headwinds.
Bitcoin ETFs Lose Nearly $900M
Spot Bitcoin ETFs led the sell-off, bleeding $897.6 million over the past week. This marks one of the worst weeks for BTC funds since their launch, with all major issuers affected. Factors contributing to the downturn include macroeconomic uncertainty, fears of extended high interest rates, and weak short-term price action from Bitcoin itself.
Some market watchers point to profit-taking after recent rallies, while others warn of deeper structural concerns.
Ethereum ETF Outflows Add to the Pressure
Not far behind, Ethereum ETFs lost $795.8 million, continuing a trend of consistent outflows. Ethereum has underperformed relative to Bitcoin in recent weeks, and the outflows reflect reduced confidence in ETH ’s near-term upside.
With no clear timeline for U.S. regulatory approval of a spot Ethereum ETF, investor hesitation is growing—adding to ETH’s ongoing struggles in both price performance and institutional adoption.
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