Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $363M Outflows, All 12 Funds Dry Up

Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a massive $363.17 Million outflow on September 22. This marked one of the largest single-day withdrawals in the category’s history.

The sell-off reflected growing investor caution amid Bitcoin price volatility. All 12 Bitcoin ETF products reported zero inflows for the trading session as the overall crypto market bleeds.

All Bitcoin ETFs Post Zero Inflows Amid $363 Million Exodus

Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows across all 12 funds on September 22, with no single product attracting positive flows. As per SoSoValue data, total net assets dropped to $148.09 Billion. At the same time, cumulative inflows remain positive at $57.35 Billion.

Fidelity’s FBTC led outflows with $276.68 million in redemptions and is the largest single-fund outflow of the session. FBTC’s massive outflow dominated the daily total and accounts for over 76% of Bitcoin ETF selling pressure.

ARKB contributed $52.30 Million in outflows. Also, Grayscale’s GBTC added $24.65 Million in redemptions with a 0.06% discount. VanEck’s HODL recorded $9.54 Million in outflows at a 0.25% discount.

BlackRock’s IBIT showed zero activity rather than inflows. This is a rare pause for the typically dominant fund.

Several smaller Bitcoin ETFs recorded zero flows, including Bitwise BITB, Valkyrie BRRR, and multiple CBOE-listed funds. Trading volume reached $3.43 billion across Bitcoin ETF products.

Ethereum ETFs Record Universal Outflows Totaling $75.95 Million

Ethereum ETFs experienced $75.95 Million in net outflows on September 22, with all nine funds reporting negative flows.

The outflow is quite opposite to the recent positive flow, including $556.92 Million in weekly inflows ending September 19. Total net assets dropped to $27.52 Billion while cumulative inflows remain at $13.84 billion.

The unanimous outflows across Ethereum ETF products mirror the Bitcoin ETF pattern of universal selling pressure. According to market data, BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, and Bitwise contributed to the total outflow of $75.95 Million.

No individual fund managed positive flows during the volatile trading session. Ethereum ETF trading volume reached $2.06 Billion. Weekly data shows the stark contrast with $556.92 million in inflows for the week ending September 19.

Bitcoin ETF Outflow Coincides With Market Dump

The September 22 outflows are a reversal from strong institutional demand observed throughout the previous week. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $886.65 million in weekly inflows ending September 19.

Historical Bitcoin ETF data shows alternating periods of strong inflows and outflows throughout September. Recent sessions included $222.62 Million inflows on September 19 and $163.03 Million on September 18.

The pattern suggests institutional traders actively manage ETF positions around market movements and technical levels. Bitcoin ETFs saw strong activity with $16.60 Billion in weekly trading volume. Ethereum products followed with $9.37 Billion traded during the same period.

Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $57.35 billion in cumulative flows since launch. Also, Ethereum ETFs have reached $13.84 Billion. The long-term trend supports institutional adoption despite periodic selling pressure.

Total net assets of $148.09 billion for Bitcoin and $27.52 billion for Ethereum show substantial institutional capital allocation. All Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw simultaneous selling, pointing to a unified strategy.

This likely reflects institutional risk management, not a shift in long-term investment focus. Bitcoin has dropped 2.5% in the last 24 hours. This decline coincides with ongoing outflows, bringing its price to $113,000.