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Bitcoin ETFs Post Record Eighth Week of Outflows — Over $8B Leaked

Nana K.
6 July 2026 3 min read

Over eight weeks, investors have pulled $8.2B from BTC$62,630.00 ETFs. We break down what’s happening in the spot crypto ETF segment.

US spot bitcoin ETFs have posted their eighth consecutive week of net outflows. During the shortened holiday week of June 29–July 3, investors withdrew $526.64M. Over the full eight-week streak, total outflows have surpassed $8.2B.

Weekly Capital Inflows/Outflows in the US Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.
Weekly Capital Inflows/Outflows in the US Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.

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Despite this, on July 2, the funds posted an inflow of $221.72M–the best single-day result since May 5–breaking a 10-day outflow streak.

Ethereum (ETH) ETFs lost $13.67M for the week, also marking their eighth straight week of outflows. Unlike BTC and ETH$1,761.17, altcoin ETFs posted positive weekly flows.

Weekly Capital Inflows/Outflows in the US Spot Ethereum (ETH) ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.
Weekly Capital Inflows/Outflows in the US Spot Ethereum (ETH) ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.
Contents
  1. 1.Eighth Week of Outflows: What's Happening With Bitcoin ETFs
  2. 2.Ethereum and Altcoin ETFs Inflows Outflows Dynamics

Eighth Week of Outflows: What’s Happening With Bitcoin ETFs

According to SoSoValue, the weekly flow pattern for the U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs looked like this:

  • June 29: -$231.10M
  • June 30: -$222.64M
  • July 1: -$294.62M
  • July 2: +$221.72M
  • July 3: (no data, holiday)

Despite the strong finish, the week still ended in the red.

The eight-week streak is the longest in ETF history–previously, bitcoin ETFs had never posted more than five consecutive weeks of outflows. BlackRock’s IBIT was the only fund with outflows on July 2, extending its own streak to 11 days. Since the start of the year, bitcoin ETFs have lost $5.53B in net inflows.

Weekly outflow pace slowed from the previous week’s $1.79B, but the market remains under pressure.

Bitcoin (BTC) has recovered from lows below $58K to $63,150, helped by weak US jobs data that lowered Fed rate hike expectations. But CryptoQuant analysts warned that rising exchange deposits point to possible volatility in the coming days.

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Ethereum and Altcoin ETFs Inflows Outflows Dynamics

Spot Ethereum ETFs lost $13.67M for the week. That’s the eighth straight week of outflows, matching the record set in February–April 2025. But there’s a positive sign: the funds posted inflows on July 1 and July 2–the first back-to-back positive days since mid-June. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $29.74M on July 2.

Year-to-date, Ethereum ETFs have lost $1.44B. Ethereum (ETH) trades near $1,780.

Unlike BTC and ETH, altcoin ETFs finished the week in the green: XRP$1.13 ETFs added $17.19M, SOL ETFs +$5.75M, HYPE$70.78 ETFs +$4.32M, and LINK ETFs +$915K. 

HYPE ETFs posted their smallest weekly inflow since their May launch, suggesting slowing interest after last week’s record $111M. Hyperliquid (HYPE) has maintained positive flows since launch. Total AUM for Hyperliquid ETFs stands at $336.41M.

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Nana K.

Crypto journalist and content creator specializing in market analytics, regulatory developments, and the social impact of cryptocurrency. With experience at BeInCrypto and Cointelegraph, she covers both breaking news and creative…