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U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Record $6.35 Billion 30-Day Outflow as Market Pressure Builds

June 21 — U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs posted roughly $6.35 billion in net outflows over the past 30 trading days, the largest 30-day withdrawal since the products debuted in January 2024, according to Galaxy Research. The sector has now logged net outflows for six straight weeks, pulling cumulative net inflows down to about $53.4 billion, a sharp drop from the October 2025 peak. Galaxy Research added that daily redemptions have continued to accelerate. Market watchers say the sustained outflows point to weaker near-term risk appetite among institutional investors. Bitcoin has fallen about 17% over the past month to around $64,167, weighed by rising inflation concerns and heightened geopolitical tensions. A BlackRock representative noted that ETF flows are driven by multiple factors and that one-day or short-term withdrawals do not necessarily signal a shift in long-term positioning, reiterating the firm's view of Bitcoin as a global, decentralized asset class.
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