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On July 9, cryptocurrency ETF outflows of approximately US$147 million, mainly dragged down by the decline of Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.
The Bitcoin ETF recorded an outflow of US$95.3 million, with FBTC and ARKB contributing most of the redemption.
The Ethereum ETF lost $52.2 million, reversing the previous day\'s sharp inflow.
BlackRock\'s IBIT remained stable, weakening the inflow sources that previously supported the market.
Weekly ETF flow showed fluctuations, changing from capital inflows to outflows for several consecutive days.
Bitcoin ETF leads single-day redemption
On July 9, the outflow of cryptocurrency ETF intensified, and US-listed Bitcoin and Ethereum funds lost a total of approximately US$147 million. This trading day continued the previous weak trend after institutional demand stabilized. Data shows that despite the recent strength in prices of major digital assets, the outflow of cryptocurrency ETFs continues.
Bitcoin ETF leads single-day redemption
Bitcoin funds recorded a net outflow of US$95.3 million, exacerbating the recent wave of capital outflows from major issuers. Fidelity\'s FBTC led the decline, with redemptions reaching $63.3 million on the day. Ark and 21Shares \'ARKB followed closely, with an outflow of $39.9 million, further adding to pressure on the sector.
A small inflow partially offset the losses, but failed to reverse the overall outflow of funds from Bitcoin products. VanEck\'s HODL brought in $5.4 million and Morgan Stanley\'s MSBT contributed $2.2 million. Bitwise\'s BITB inflow was US$300,000, narrowing the net outflow.
BlackRock\'s IBIT and grayscale GBTC remained flat, weakening key sources of demand at the beginning of the week. IBIT had previously brought in more than $200 million in inflows on July 6. Its neutral performance allows cryptocurrency ETF outflows to further expand without strong hedging.
Ethereum Fund reversed previous gains
Ethereum ETF recorded a net outflow of US$52.2 million, further boosting the overall capital flight of digital asset funds. Fidelity\'s FETH contributed $34 million in redemptions, and BlackRock\'s ETHA also flowed out $12.7 million on the same trading day.
Gray\'s ETHB and Bitwise\'s ETHW fell by $2.7 million and $2.8 million respectively. Other Ethereum funds such as VanEck\'s ETHV and Invesco\'s QETH remained stable. The lack of capital inflows from many issuers amplified the scale of this cryptocurrency ETF outflow.
The reversal came after the strong market on July 8, when the Ethereum ETF attracted US$70.5 million in inflows. FETH previously led the gains, but later became the largest source of redemption. This rapid change highlights how concentrated capital flows can drive outflows of cryptocurrency ETFs in the short term.
Weekly traffic trends show fluctuations
ETF traffic data this week showed sharp fluctuations, reflecting the unstable demand among different issuers and products. Bitcoin ETF inflows of $265.7 million on July 6, then slowed to $21.5 million on July 7. On July 8, the trend reversed again, and the fund recorded an outflow of US$84.9 million in cryptocurrency ETF.
Data on July 9 confirmed a decline for the second consecutive trading day, pushing the total outflow of cryptocurrency ETFs further into a negative range. Ethereum funds followed a similar path, turning from strong inflows to significant redemptions in one day. This model suggests that financial flows remain uneven and highly sensitive to short-term conditions.
The Solana ETF only brought in a limited inflow of US$400,000, which is only a drop in the bucket for the overall cryptocurrency ETF outflow. VanEck\'s VSOL and TSOL contributed small growth in the sector. Other Solana products remained stable, and overall capital flows remained dominated by declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The outflow of cryptocurrency ETFs on July 9 highlighted the continued weakness in institutional allocation despite recent market stabilization. The lack of strong capital inflows from major issuers allowed redemptions to dominate overall performance. The latest trading day confirmed that cryptocurrency ETF outflows remain a key indicator to measure changes in demand trends.
