Bitcoin’s spot exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) recorded a $227 million net outflow in the most recent week, extending a six‑week withdrawal streak for the cryptocurrency and its investors.
ETF Outflow Trends
According to SoSoValue data, the latest $227 million outflow marks the smallest weekly loss in the six‑week series, yet the cumulative effect remains significant. The week prior saw Bitcoin experience a $315.8 million net outflow, while the first week of June recorded the peak weekly departure of $1.72 billion, as reported by Cryptopolitan. By June 20, the 30‑day rolling window reflected a $6.35 billion net outflow, a figure Galaxy Research identifies as the worst across all 582 comparable periods.
Altcoin ETF Activity
Most major altcoins, except Ethereum, posted modest net inflows last week, though the volumes were far below those observed during market rallies. Spot Ethereum ETFs suffered a $10.05 million outflow, also marking a sixth consecutive week of withdrawals. In contrast, Solana ETFs attracted $7.11 million, XRP ETFs added $10.66 million, and HYPE ETFs recorded a notable $27.95 million inflow, while Dogecoin and Binance Coin ETFs each saw under $300 k in new capital.
Price Performance
Despite the inflows, Bitcoin’s market price slipped 2.50 % over the past seven days, trading around $64,521 at the time of writing. Ethereum’s price declined marginally by 0.22 %, while XRP and Binance Coin fell 6.35 % and 4.11 % respectively; HYPE’s token dropped 0.69 % in the same period. These movements illustrate how ETF capital flows continue to influence investor sentiment across the broader crypto market.