Bitcoin ETP Weekly Outflows Ease to $1.126 Billion as Flow Concentration Centers on BlackRock, JPMorgan Reports
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JPMorgan data show U.S. spot Bitcoin ETPs posted a $175m daily outflow on Sep 4, with total weekly net outflows across BTC/ETH/SOL ETPs at $1.126bn, slowing versus prior weeks but not reversing. Flows were highly concentrated into low-fee leaders (IBIT, FBTC), while ETH ETPs showed issuer-level divergence (ETHA inflows vs FETH outflows). Post-reopen flow data will be closely watched.
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Cumulative weekly net redemptions across major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded products moderated to $1.126 billion for the week ended Sept. 4, according to a J.P. Morgan research report dated September 8 and cited by ChainThink. On September 4, spot Bitcoin ETPs shed $175 million and Solana vehicles posted $5 million in net redemptions, partially offset by $9 million in net Ethereum inflows. Market liquidity remained intensely concentrated among low-cost market leaders: BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC absorbed $118 million and $57 million in daily subscriptions, respectively, while competitor funds registered zero net inflows. Total Bitcoin ETP assets under management held at $101.25 billion, with lifetime cumulative inflows reaching $58.2 billion. While JPMorgan analysts attributed the asset concentration to sponsor fee disparities, they cautioned that broader institutional outflow pressures have not conclusively reversed.
