US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $6.4 billion in net outflows over the past 30 days, marking the largest 30-day net outflow for these products since their launch in 2024. Cointelegraph reported the figure alongside a colder backdrop for the crypto market, with Bitcoin falling 17% over the past month.
A record 30-day outflow since the 2024 launch
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are fund products that track Bitcoin’s spot price and trade on securities markets. The reported data focuses on US-listed products and uses a 30-day window. The metric is net outflow, meaning the amount of capital leaving the products after accounting for inflows during the same period. At $6.4 billion, the figure shows that withdrawals and redemptions exceeded new allocations over the period, surpassing every previous 30-day stretch since these funds began trading in 2024.
The report’s headline described the environment as a “crypto winter chill,” but the disclosed information centers on two concrete facts: capital moved out of US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs, and Bitcoin’s price declined 17% over the past month. Without further details on individual fund flows, holdings, or investor categories, the record outflow stands as the main data point for assessing recent capital movement in Bitcoin-linked investment products.