đš BITCOIN ETFS: DESPITE OUTFLOWS, STILL HOLD $53B IN NET INFLOWS
đ Even after months of outflows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still show around $53 billion in cumulative net inflows since launch, highlighting sustained institutional demand.
đ° The figure previously peaked near $63 billion before redemptions increased during Bitcoinâs price correction, yet the overall balance remains strongly positive.
â ïž Recent withdrawals reflect profit-taking, de-risking, and macro uncertainty rather than a full institutional exit from the asset class.
đ§ Analysts emphasize that outflows have been smaller than the scale of the price drop, suggesting many ETF investors are holding long-term instead of panic selling.
đ This behavior indicates a structural shift in the market, with ETFs introducing longer-horizon capital compared to previous retail-driven cycles.
đ However, continued outflow streaks still pressure short-term sentiment and can amplify volatility during market downturns.
đ Overall, the data shows that while short-term flows are weakening, institutional positioning in Bitcoin via ETFs remains historically strong and far above early expectations.