Outflows from spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have resumed as the price of the largest cryptocurrency continues to decline.
Market data shows that about a dozen U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest weekly outflows since November during the past four trading sessions.
A net $1.22 billion U.S. flowed out of Bitcoin ETFs in the past four days, according to data from SoSoValue. The outflows come as Bitcoin’s price fell another 5% during the same period.
The latest ETF outflows have been the most since November 2025, when a four-day withdrawal also totaled $1.22 billion U.S.
The average cost basis for Bitcoin ETF investors currently stands at $84,099 U.S., a level that is getting closer as BTC currently trades at $89,200 U.S.
Bitcoin’s price has fallen 30% from an all-time high of just over $126,000 U.S. reached in early October of last year.
Several attempts by Bitcoin to rise above $95,000 U.S. have stalled, with the price falling back towards $90,000 U.S.
