Bitcoin ETF outflow escalates: six consecutive weeks negative

Spot Bitcoin ETFs are showing another negative week. From June 14 to 18, a net $227 million flowed out of these funds, marking the sixth consecutive week of outflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs also closed in the red, while some other crypto ETFs are showing inflows.

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Six weeks of outflows for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs

The Bitcoin ETF market has been under pressure for one and a half months. Between June 14 and 18, a net $226.84 million left the spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the sixth consecutive week of negative flows. Total assets under management in these funds stand at $78.32 billion, while the Bitcoin price trades around $64.108. up 0.3% in the last 24 hours.

The spot Ethereum ETFs also failed to show a positive week: they recorded $10.05 million in net outflows, also for the sixth consecutive week. This fits into a broader trend that has been visible for some time. Earlier, we reported that Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record outflow of $6.35 billion in 30 days, and that 2026 is so far the worst year ever for Bitcoin ETFs.

Solana, XRP and HYPE ETFs perform better

Not all crypto ETFs had a bad week. The spot Solana ETFs attracted $7.11 million in new inflows. The XRP ETFs did even better with $10.66 million in inflows. The biggest winner of the week were the HYPE ETFs, which received as much as $27.95 million in net inflows.

The contrast is striking: while the two biggest names in the crypto world, Bitcoin and Ethereum, see capital flee week after week, smaller and newer products are actually attracting assets. Whether the Bitcoin price can move towards a new local high despite these persistent ETF outflows remains to be seen for now.