Bitcoin ETFs Suffer Longest Streak of Outflows Since Last Year

Bitcoin ETFs have experienced their longest streak of net outflows since March last year, totaling over $3.4 billion in four consecutive weeks. This trend may continue through the end of the week, matching the $5 billion exodus from Bitcoin funds in March 2025.

Last week alone saw roughly $360 million in outflows despite a brief $15.2 million daily inflow on Friday. Arkham Intelligence cited regulatory uncertainty around the CLARITY Act and macroeconomic factors as ongoing pressure points for crypto markets.

The current market downturn suggests that the four-year cycle around Bitcoin may still be in effect, according to Arkham Intelligence. The firm noted that changes at the Federal Reserve, such as the nomination of Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair, are affecting market sentiment and interest rates remain a concern for riskier assets like Bitcoin.