U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs suffer biggest outflow in months after Clarity Act setback

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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $450.3m of net outflows, the largest since June 25, with weekly outflows reaching $462.7m after a prior stretch of strong inflows. The move follows the Clarity Act's failure, reinforcing near-term regulatory uncertainty and weakening marginal demand via the ETF channel. Elevated turnover ($4.35bn vs a $2.74bn 30-day average) signals active de-risking and higher volatility risk.
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● High
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U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $450.3 million, the steepest single-day pullback since June 25, after the Clarity Act failed to advance. The move drove total weekly outflows to $462.7 million, the largest since early July, reversing three consecutive weeks of strong inflows. Trading activity jumped, with combined volume reaching $4.35 billion versus a 30-day average of $2.74 billion.