Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows for an eighth consecutive week, marking the longest such streak since the products launched, even as a substantial single-day inflow arrived on Thursday. The sustained withdrawals reflect weakening institutional demand for direct Bitcoin exposure through regulated fund vehicles. Meanwhile, ETFs tied to Hyperliquid drew in $4.3 million over the week, their weakest performance since the products debuted in May. That figure represents a sharp decline from the record $111 million the funds attracted the previous week, underscoring a broad cooling in flows across crypto-linked exchange-traded products. The persistent negative trend in Bitcoin ETF flows signals continued investor caution, though intermittent large inflows suggest demand has not fully disappeared. The data highlights ongoing volatility in institutional appetite for crypto investment products amid shifting market conditions.
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