Bitcoin Breaks Three-Week ETF Inflow Streak With Over $680 Million Withdrawn
Bitcoin spot ETFs ended a weekly run of inflows and posted more than $680 million in net withdrawals in the latest weekly trading session. The bitcoin funds also logged their worst week of outflows since late June, while spot Ethereum ETFs kept extending a losing streak with no positive days in the period.
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Bitcoin ETF holders and market watchers saw a sharp shift in weekly fund flows, with the latest session ending at more than $680 million in withdrawals. That means the steady inflow pattern was broken for the week, and it is visible immediately in the ETF flow data that users track each morning.
In practice, the flow pattern changed from a stretch of inflows to a week marked by heavy outflows, and the bitcoin funds also posted their weakest week since the end of June. For Ethereum funds, the week still showed losses across the board, since no day in the period turned positive.
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