Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) report large net outflows as bitcoin’s price dips. Multiple outlets say BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is the main driver of the withdrawals, with IBIT posting one of its largest single-day outflow figures. CoinDesk reports IBIT sees a roughly $528 million outflow on Wednesday, described as the second-largest daily outflow on record and narrowly missing a January record. The Block also reports large outflows tied to IBIT, including a roughly $192 million outflow on Tuesday and continued weakness into Wednesday. CoinTelegraph adds that US spot bitcoin ETFs turn negative year-to-date, citing about $596 million in net outflows, while bitcoin falls below $75,000. Across reports, bitcoin’s decline to the mid-$70,000 range coincides with sustained ETF outflows, with at least one source attributing investor selling to a broader Iran-related market sell-off affecting institutional positioning. Overall, all sources describe synchronized negative ETF flows, led by IBIT, alongside weakening spot bitcoin prices.