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Bitcoin whales bought $16.7 billion of BTC in two weeks even as ETFs bled a record $4 billion
U.S. institutional demand had its worst month ever in June. Large holders absorbed the selling, marking a divergence that has shown up near past cycle bottoms.
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cryptobriefing.com
US spot Bitcoin ETFs face record $4.1B in outflows in June
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.06B in net outflows in June 2026, the worst month since launch, as Bitcoin fell to a year-to-date low of $58,190.
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theblock.co
Spot bitcoin ETFs record worst month since debut, shedding $4.5 billion in June
Analysts cited capital rotation amid macroeconomic uncertainty and SpaceX's historic IPO as the main drivers of the significant outflows.
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coindesk.com
Live updates: Bitcoin ETFs had their worst month ever in June, shedding $4.5 billion
The record outflow beat the previous worst month by 29% and came on nine consecutive days of redemptions to close the period.
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benzinga.com
Bitcoin Cratered 20% in June as ETFs Bled $4.5 Billion: What's Next for BTC?
Bitcoin closes June down 20% in its worst month since 2022 as ETF outflows hit a record $4.5B, topping the previous worst month by 29%.
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Bitcoin ETFs see record $11B drawdown as 160,000 BTC exit reserves since October 2025
Over 160,000 BTC worth $11.2 billion have exited US spot Bitcoin ETFs since October 2025, the largest drawdown in ETF history as institutional positions sit
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news.bitcoin.com
Experts Say June $4.5B ETF Exit Reflects Macro Shift, Not Bitcoin Weakness
Bitcoin ETFs saw a record $4.5B in June outflows. Analysts blame Fed interest rates & institutional selling as BTC consolidates near $60,000.
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Bitcoin spot ETFs see $222M net inflow after 10-day outflow streak
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $223.5 million in net inflows on July 2, ending a 10-day outflow streak that saw billions exit the funds during May and June.
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Bitcoin whales bought $16.7 billion of BTC in two weeks even as ETFs bled a record $4 billion
U.S. institutional demand had its worst month ever in June. Large holders absorbed the selling, marking a divergence that has shown up near past cycle bottoms.