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CryptoHigh ImpactUpdated•Originally published 2 March 2026•Updated 2 March 2026•

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Bitcoin ETFs Hit Longest Outflow Streak Since Launch with $6.39 Billion Exit

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Key Facts

1Over $9 billion has exited Bitcoin and Ether ETFs within a four-month period.

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What changed: Updated to include specific Bitcoin ETF outflow figures ($6.39B), identify SoSoValue as the data source, and contextualize the 4-month streak as the longest since the January 2024 launch.

Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced a massive capital exodus exceeding $9 billion over the last four months, according to SoSoValue data. Specific figures reveal that Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $6.39 billion of these total outflows. This four-month period marks the longest losing streak for these funds since they began trading in January 2024, signaling a significant retreat in institutional confidence. Major funds, including BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, have been heavily impacted by this shift, increasing selling pressure in spot markets. Analysts suggest that this sustained withdrawal creates a challenging environment for crypto prices in the near term. Market participants are now closely monitoring BTC/USD and ETH/USD support levels as institutional exposure continues to decline.