Crypto ETFs posted $1.22 billion in net outflows over a single week, recording zero positive sessions across the full five-day stretch. Bitcoin funds drove $686.7M of the total; Ethereum fund
Crypto ETFs posted $1.22 billion in net outflows over a single week, recording zero positive sessions across the full five-day stretch. Bitcoin funds drove $686.7M of the total; Ethereum funds accounted for $504.1M.
Bitcoin ETF net outflows reached $686.7M across the week, representing more than 56% of the combined $1.22B headline figure. Every session closed in net redemption territory, producing a streak of consecutive red days with no offsetting inflow session. For related coverage, see LayerZero Labs Adds $10M of ZRO to Balance Sheet.
The absence of a single green session distinguishes this drawdown from typical multi-day pullbacks, where at least one session of modest inflows tends to interrupt the outflow sequence. That pattern did not materialize over this period. By contrast, Ripple ETFs held positive weekly flows during the same stretch even as XRP spot prices declined. For related coverage, see Two Positions Held 97% of syrupUSDC on Aave Arc: LlamaRisk.
Ethereum ETF products recorded $504.1M in net outflows over the same week. Combined with Bitcoin's $686.7M, the two reported categories sum to approximately $1.190B, leaving a residual gap of roughly $29M versus the $1.22B headline total; that difference may reflect rounding, timing offsets, or minor product categories not broken out separately. For related coverage, see DOJ Scrutinises Binance Compliance With 2023 Settlement.
The $504.1M Ethereum figure approaches the $542M weekly outflow print that marked the worst week for U.S. spot Ether ETFs since January, placing this week among the steepest withdrawal periods on record for the asset class.
A full week without a single net-positive session indicates that redemption orders were not offset by fresh allocation at any point during the period. Across both Bitcoin and Ethereum products, the sustained outflow pattern reflects consistent net selling pressure from authorized participants throughout the week rather than isolated large single-day withdrawals.
The $1.22B combined weekly total represents a uniform directional signal across both major crypto ETF categories, with Bitcoin contributing the larger nominal share and Ethereum tracking at roughly 41% of the combined outflow figure.
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