The US Bitcoin ETF Sees Record $973 Million Outflow in 30 Days, Crypto Market Under Pressure

June 21 – Data from Galaxy Research reveals that U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs logged a net outflow of roughly $6.35 billion over the past 30 trading days, marking the largest 30-day exit since the product’s launch in January 2024 and signaling a clear cool-down in institutional fund sentiment. The fund has notched six straight weeks of net outflows, bringing its cumulative net inflows down to around $53.4 billion—sharply lower than the peak hit back in October 2025. Galaxy Research notes that daily outflows are still widening. Market players believe these outflows may reflect institutional investors’ diminished short-term risk appetite for Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency has also fallen roughly 17% over the past month to trade around $64,167, pressured by factors including rising macroeconomic inflation and ongoing geopolitical conflicts. However, a BlackRock spokesperson stated that ETF flows are influenced by a range of factors, adding that single-day or short-term outflows don’t necessarily mean a long-term trend is shifting. The firm still views Bitcoin as a global decentralized asset class, the spokesperson emphasized.