Bitcoin ETFs kicked off the week deep in the red, logging a $109 million outflow and extending the bleed to a third straight trading day. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs recorded no activity, marking a rare day of total trading silence.
Bitcoin ETFs Lose $109 Million in Monday Slump
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Bitcoin ETF Outflows Stretch to Day Three as Ether Funds Go Silent
The new week began with more red ink for bitcoin ETFs, as outflows surged to $109.21 million, dragging the U.S. spot ETFs into a 3rd consecutive day of losses. Investor sentiment remained cautious, with capital continuing to exit even amid rising trading volumes.
Grayscale’s GBTC bore the brunt, shedding a hefty $74.01 million. Invesco’s BTCO followed distantly with a $12.86 million outflow. The rest of the day’s exits came in small drips: Wisdomtree’s BTCW saw $6.23 million leave, Vaneck’s HODL saw a $6.10 million exit, Valkyrie’s BRRR dropped $5.32 million, and Ark 21shares’ ARKB lost $4.69 million.
The remaining six ETFs, including heavyweights like Blackrock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, stayed flat with no inflow or outflow activity. Despite the downward flows, trading volume was robust.
Total value traded reached $6.59 billion, a strong bump from Friday’s $4.43 billion. However, total net assets for bitcoin ETFs dropped below the psychological $90 billion mark, closing at $87.86 billion.
As for ether ETFs, it was a quiet day across the board. All nine registered zero net flows, with not a single dollar moving in or out. After weeks of sustained outflows, the stillness could signal hesitation or just the calm before another inflow/outflow storm.
With markets now reacting more closely to macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty, including trade-related jitters, ETF flows may remain volatile through the week.
