Bitcoin ETFs recorded $859 BTC in net outflows, worth $67.33 million, over one day. Their seven-day net outflow reached 12,641 BTC, or $990.98 million. Ethereum ETFs lost 34,497 ETH ($79.99 million) in one day and 202,950 ETH ($470.58 million) over seven days.
Why it matters
Both major crypto ETF groups posted substantial weekly net outflows. The simultaneous withdrawals suggest institutional ETF flows were a source of selling pressure across Bitcoin and Ether, rather than a move isolated to one asset.
Market impact
Bitcoin funds saw the larger dollar outflow over seven days, while Ethereum funds also recorded negative daily and weekly flows. ETF flows are one measure of investor demand; the figures do not, by themselves, establish how prices will respond.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of 12,641 BTC, valued at $990.98 million, over seven days.
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What were the one-day Bitcoin ETF outflows?
Bitcoin ETFs had net outflows of 859 BTC, worth $67.33 million, over one day.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of 202,950 ETH, valued at $470.58 million, over seven days.
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What were the one-day Ethereum ETF outflows?
Ethereum ETFs had net outflows of 34,497 ETH, worth $79.99 million, over one day.
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Do the outflows prove Bitcoin and Ether prices will fall?
No. ETF flows are one measure of investor demand, and the reported figures alone do not establish how prices will respond.
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