Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced net outflows on most trading days since late February, according to data compiled by Cointelegraph. The prolonged stretch of predominantly negative flows signals sustained selling pressure and cautious sentiment among institutional investors.
This marks one of the longest periods of consecutive net outflows since the products launched in early 2024. The data reflects a broad shift in market sentiment, as macroeconomic uncertainty and regulatory headwinds continue to weigh on risk assets.
The extended outflow streak comes amid a broader correction in cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin has traded below key resistance levels, and volatility has remained elevated. Analysts point to several factors contributing to the trend: profit-taking following the rally to all-time highs in late 2024, uncertainty around U.S. monetary policy, and a general risk-off tone across global markets.