U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds continue to see sustained investor withdrawals, with multiple outlets reporting a record-length outflow run. CoinDesk, Bloomberg, Decrypt, and Cointelegraph say investors pull money for a ninth straight session, totaling about $2.8 billion across the streak and marking the longest withdrawals since spot Bitcoin ETFs began trading in January 2024. CoinDesk and Decrypt further report that total outflows approach or near $3 billion over roughly 10 days, with one figure cited at about $2.97 billion across 10 trading days. Separately, CoinDesk reports that after 13 consecutive sessions of redemptions totaling roughly $4.4 billion, spot Bitcoin ETFs record a small net inflow on Wednesday, indicating the outflow streak has not been uniform every day.
Across the same period, analysts and outlets note that demand for Bitcoin appears to cool even as broader markets rally on themes such as AI and semiconductors. Decrypt and Cointelegraph also highlight simultaneous weakness in ether funds, which they report remain in prolonged outflow streaks.
