Bitcoin ETFs shed a record $6.4B in 30 days amid crypto winter chill
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their biggest 30-day net outflow since launching in January 2024, with $6.35 billion leaving over the trailing 30 trading days, according to Galaxy Research. They also logged a sixth straight week of outflows, pushing cumulative net inflows down to $53.4 billion from an October 2025 peak of $63 billion. Galaxy said daily redemptions are still worsening. The decline may reflect weaker institutional demand amid a crypto bear market and broader macro pressure, including rising US inflation and geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin has fallen 17.4% over the past month to about $64,167. BlackRock said daily ETF flows can reflect rotation between products rather than a simple bearish signal, and that short-term volatility does not change its long-term view of Bitcoin.
