- Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen four consecutive weeks of net outflows, totaling over $3.4 billion.
- If outflows continue this week, it will mark the longest such streak since March 2025, which saw over $5 billion exit Bitcoin funds.
- A report by Arkham Intelligence cited regulatory uncertainty around the CLARITY Act and macroeconomic factors as pressure points.
Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are facing a significant withdrawal trend, recording a fourth straight week of net outflows totaling more than $3.4 billion. This pattern threatens to become the longest outflow streak since March 2025, a period when over $5 billion fled from these funds.
According to data, the most recent week saw approximately $360 million in outflows, despite a brief daily inflow of $15.2 million on Friday. Consequently, the market is on the verge of logging a fifth consecutive week of redemptions.
A report by Arkham Intelligence noted that the regulatory environment, particularly the stalemate around the CLARITY Act, remains a central concern. The analysis firm added that changes at the Federal Reserve and persistent interest rate concerns are also affecting sentiment for riskier assets like Bitcoin.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price was trading around $68,200, down slightly over the past day. Retail sentiment on platforms like Stocktwits remained in the ‘bearish’ zone, with chatter staying at ‘low’ levels as the market watches these developments.
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