Data: The U.S. Bitcoin ETF sees the largest 30-day outflow in history, putting pressure on the cryptocurrency market

According to Galaxy Research data, U.S. listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of approximately $6.35 billion over the past 30 trading days, marking the largest 30-day capital outflow since their launch in January 2024, indicating a significant cooling of institutional capital sentiment.

Data shows that Bitcoin ETFs have experienced net outflows for six consecutive weeks, bringing the cumulative net inflow down to approximately $53.4 billion, a significant decline from the peak in October 2025. Galaxy Research points out that daily capital outflows are still continuing to expand. Market participants believe that the outflow of funds may reflect a decline in institutional investors' risk appetite for Bitcoin in the short term.

Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin has fallen by about 17% over the past month, currently around $64,167, suppressed by rising macro inflation and geopolitical conflicts. However, a relevant official from BlackRock stated that ETF fund flows are influenced by various factors, and a single-day or short-term outflow does not necessarily represent a change in long-term trends, emphasizing that they still view Bitcoin as a global decentralized asset class.