Pressure is building across U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds as June becomes their weakest month since trading began in January 2024. Net withdrawals reach $4.5 billion for the month, highlighting a sharp pullback in risk appetite amid macroeconomic uncertainty and capital shifts.
Highlights
- U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw record June net outflows of $4.5 billion, including $222.6 million on June 30, marking nine straight days of withdrawals.
- BlackRock's IBIT ETF led the outflows with $3.55 billion in June, driving a monthly total 29% above February 2025's previous record of $3.48 billion.
- Bitcoin trades near $58,500, down 20% over the past month and 45% year-on-year, as macro pressures drive risk-off sentiment and ETF withdrawals.
June withdrawals deepen across major funds
As reported by SoSoValue, U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs record net outflows of $222.6 million on June 30, extending a run of nine consecutive days of withdrawals. The June total reaches $4.5 billion, the largest monthly outflow since the products debuted in January 2024.BlackRock's IBIT, the biggest spot bitcoin ETF by net assets, accounts for $3.55 billion of the June outflows. The overall monthly withdrawal figure is 29% higher than the previous record outflow of $3.48 billion in February 2025.
Macro pressure weighs on crypto sentiment
Analysts say the selling is tied more to broader market conditions than to a deterioration in Bitcoin's underlying case. Elevated interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty are prompting institutions to cut exposure to more volatile assets.Maxime Seiler, CEO of STS Digital, says the outflows also reflect a lack of fresh capital after heavy allocations to Bitcoin and ETFs last year, as well as a rotation of funds toward SpaceX's initial public offering. Even so, crypto analysts say the withdrawals signal a temporary shift in speculative positioning rather than a loss of long-term conviction from institutional and retail investors.
Bitcoin is trading around $58,500, a level last seen in September 2024. The token is down 20% over the past month and 45% over the past year.
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