Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $328M as Ethereum ETFs Shed $186M
The single-day figure is the headline, but the seven-day tally is the signal: $920M now out of spot BTC ETFs in a week, pointing to institutional de-risking rather than a one-day trim.
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The single-day figure is the headline, but the seven-day tally is the signal: $920M now out of spot BTC ETFs in a week, pointing to institutional de-risking rather than a one-day trim.
The negative 7D totals show the pressure extended beyond one session, broadening the outflow signal across BTC and ETH.
The contraction narrows the liquidity pool used by DeFi lending, trading and crypto payments, making the direction of capital flows the key market signal.
The broader pattern is defensive positioning, not a clean handoff from major crypto ETFs into newer products.
The contraction signals weaker speculative demand, while Murad’s memecoin-only portfolio lost roughly 85%, falling from a $67M peak to around $10M in one year.