According to Cointelegraph, US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $6.4 billion in net outflows over a 30-day period, marking the largest such outflow since the products launched in 2024. The figure captures a sharp withdrawal of capital from spot Bitcoin ETF products during a colder period for the broader crypto market.
The outflows came as Bitcoin moved lower. The report states that Bitcoin fell 17% over the past month, overlapping with the record 30-day net outflow from US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. These funds give investors in the US market a way to gain exposure to Bitcoin through exchange-traded products, and their inflow and outflow data is often used to track how capital is moving in and out of Bitcoin-linked investment vehicles.
The core facts in the report are the $6.4 billion 30-day net outflow and Bitcoin’s 17% decline over the past month. Together, they frame the “crypto winter chill” described in the original report, with ETF flows and Bitcoin’s price decline moving in the same period.