Institutional positioning remains defensive, with Bitcoin and Ethereum driving another significant day of net outflows.
Total U.S. spot crypto ETFs recorded approximately -$173.43 million in net outflows.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of -1,980 BTC, worth roughly -$133.27 million.
Breakdown by issuer:
Despite Grayscale’s buying, aggregate flows remained decisively negative.
Notably, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs sold the equivalent of roughly four days of mined Bitcoin supply in a single session, highlighting the scale of distribution pressure.
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded -21,000 ETH in net outflows, totaling approximately -$41.83 million.
Issuer activity included:
While Grayscale absorbed some supply, the broader flow structure remains negative, reinforcing weak short-term institutional demand.
In contrast to Bitcoin and Ethereum, several altcoin ETFs saw modest inflows:
Meanwhile, DOGE, LTC, and AVAX recorded zero net flows.
Although these inflows are relatively small compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows, they indicate selective capital rotation rather than uniform risk-off behavior.
The flow divergence suggests that:
With total net flows negative and Bitcoin ETF selling equivalent to multiple days of mining supply, ETF positioning remains a structural headwind in the near term.
Whether this represents temporary de-risking or the start of a deeper institutional unwind will depend on whether inflows stabilize in the coming sessions.
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