US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen their biggest 30-day net outflow since launching in January 2024, showing the strain on the crypto market during this downturn.
Galaxy Research reports that investors withdrew about $6.35 billion from these ETFs over the past 30 trading days. The funds have now had six straight weeks of net outflows, bringing total net inflows down to $53.4 billion from a high of $63 billion in October 2025.
Galaxy Research says daily withdrawals are picking up, which shows investors are still cautious. This trend has raised worries that big investors may be losing interest in Bitcoin as economic uncertainty and market swings continue.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin traded at about $64,167, down over 17% in the past month. Higher US inflation and global tensions, such as the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran, have made investors more uneasy and hurt riskier assets.
But Jay Jacobs, BlackRock’s US Head of Equity ETFs, disagrees that ETF outflows always mean investors are losing faith in Bitcoin. He says some investors might just be moving money between different BlackRock ETFs instead of leaving Bitcoin altogether.
Jacobs mentioned the recent launch of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA) as an example of how money can shift within similar products.
He also pointed out that ups and downs are normal in financial markets. BlackRock runs hundreds of ETFs across different asset types, and all of them go through times of money coming in and out. Jacobs says these short-term changes do not affect BlackRock’s long-term belief in Bitcoin as a decentralized, global alternative to traditional money.
Still, the latest ETF numbers show that investors are being more careful, with many cutting back until the economic outlook and market conditions improve.
Bitcoin ETFs set record 30d net outflow at -$6.35 billion over last 30 days (#1 across all 582 30d windows) pic.twitter.com/TM6Fa4Qjoc
— Galaxy Research (@glxyresearch) June 20, 2026
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