Key Takeaways
The shift comes as Bitcoin hovered near the $71,000 level and broader crypto markets pulled back.
The largest withdrawals were seen from BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, highlighting a pause in institutional demand after recent buying momentum.
The outflows represent a notable shift after the previous session recorded more than $460 million in inflows.
Major withdrawals included:
Additional outflows were recorded from Grayscale’s GBTC, which lost around $18.9 million.
Only a handful of smaller funds saw minor inflows, including Valkyrie’s BRRR, which added roughly $5.4 million.
Spot Ethereum ETFs also experienced withdrawals, with total outflows reaching $90.9 million.
The largest redemption came from Fidelity’s FETH, which recorded $115 million in outflows.
Other funds, including Bitwise ETHW and 21Shares TETH, also posted smaller withdrawals. Despite the overall negative flow, BlackRock’s ETHA still attracted around $30.3 million in inflows.
Flows in emerging crypto ETF products were relatively limited.
Solana ETFs recorded $6 million in outflows, primarily from Fidelity’s FSOL product.
Meanwhile, XRP ETFs showed $6.15 million in net outflows, largely driven by withdrawals from the Franklin XRP ETF.
While smaller compared with Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, these flows illustrate growing investor interest in diversified crypto ETF exposure.
The latest data highlights how institutional flows into crypto ETFs can shift quickly as market conditions change.
With Bitcoin consolidating around the $70,000–$71,000 range, some investors appear to be taking profits following the strong inflow day earlier in the week.
Analysts say ETF flows will remain a key indicator of institutional sentiment as the crypto market navigates short-term volatility.
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