Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $541M in Second-Largest Daily Outflow Since Launch

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs witness their second-largest single-day net outflows since trading began in January.

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  • U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw massive outflows on Monday.
  • The funds recorded their second-largest daily net outflow since launch in January.
  • Bitcoinโ€™s price showed mild volatility amid the development.

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bled $541 million on Monday to record their largest single-day outflow since May and the second-largest negative flow since their debut on January 11.  

The massive outflow came after the funds logged one of their largest weekly net inflows of $2.2 billion between October 28 and November 1, underscoring the quick shift in investor sentiment amid the keenly watched U.S. presidential election. CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill attributed the multimillion-dollar weekly inflows to โ€œelection euphoria for a Republican win.โ€

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $514 Million Outflows

According to SoSoValue data, outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs rose to $541 million on November 4 from $55 million on Friday despite the fundsโ€™ relatively high trading volume of $2.2 billion.

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BlackRockโ€™s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), the worldโ€™s largest spot Bitcoin ETF by net assets, was the only fund that turned positive with a net inflow totaling $38.42 million as WisdomTreeโ€™s BTCW, and Invescoโ€™s BTCO reported zero flows.

Eight funds seemingly fell out of favor with investors, including Fidelityโ€™s FBTC, which hemorrhaged $169.6 million to log its single-largest daily net outflow since launch.

Ark and 21Sharesโ€™ ARKB recorded $138.26 million in outflows, while Bitwiseโ€™s BITB, Grayscaleโ€™s GBTC, and its Mini Bitcoin Trust witnessed daily outflows of $79.84 million, $63.66 million, and $89.4 million, respectively.

As investors pulled back from spot Bitcoin ETFs, the original cryptocurrencyโ€™s price retreated to $66,896 early Tuesday before paring some of the losses to exchange hands at $68,808 at the time of writing, CoinMarketCap data shows.

While Bitcoin has edged up 0.11% overnight, the crypto assetโ€™s weekly loss is about 3.5%, raising concerns about the marketโ€™s volatility ahead of the November 5 general election and the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

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