Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted $643 million in net outflows on Friday, according to CoinDesk, marking the largest one-day withdrawal since June 25. The move came on the first trading day after the Binance hack. The report also said the year-to-date picture for 2026 is now only barely in positive territory. With limited source details available, the key facts are the size of the outflow, the timing after the Binance incident, and the note that annual performance has nearly been wiped out. CoinDesk identified Friday’s withdrawal as the biggest daily outflow for bitcoin ETFs in more than four months.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $643 million in net outflows on Friday, according to CoinDesk.
The withdrawal came on the first trading day after the Binance hack and was the largest one-day ETF outflow since June 25. CoinDesk also said bitcoin ETFs are now only barely in positive territory for 2026.
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