Bitcoin ETF assets slide to $77.6 billion, lowest since Trump won the election
Bitcoin spot ETFs have lost investor interest despite a friendlier U.S. regulatory backdrop. Total net assets across the 11 ETFs fell to $77.58 billion on June 9, back near levels seen after Trump’s 2024 election win, and far below the October 2025 peak of $169.54 billion. Recent weakness erased post-election gains even as the SEC dropped major enforcement actions, the U.S. created a strategic bitcoin reserve, and crypto market-structure legislation advanced in Washington. The funds have seen more than $5 billion in net outflows over the past four weeks, and cumulative net inflows since launch have dropped to $53.77 billion from a peak of $62.77 billion. Analysts point to macro pressure, especially sticky inflation and a hawkish Fed outlook, as well as capital shifting into competing narratives like AI and other growth trades amid broader geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
