U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are seeing their longest consecutive period of net outflows since they launched in January 2024, with withdrawals extending into a ninth and even a tenth session depending on the timing of each report. Across roughly 9–10 trading days, investors withdraw about $2.8 billion to nearly $3 billion in aggregate, according to tracking data cited by multiple outlets. One report says outflows total about $2.84 billion over nine sessions, while another notes roughly $2.97 billion across 10 trading days and additional reporting frames a similar cumulative figure near $3 billion. Bloomberg and CoinDesk describe the move as a sign of cooling demand for Bitcoin exposure even as broader risk assets rise on Wall Street. Separately, CoinDesk and other outlets note Bitcoin’s recent slide alongside strong performance in areas such as AI-related stocks. There are also related developments in crypto ETFs: reports say Ether ETFs end a multi-week streak of outflows later in the period, while at least one newer altcoin product (Hyperliquid’s HYPE ETFs) continues attracting inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT is described as accounting for a large share of the outflows during the withdrawal streak.