Analysts predict that Bitcoin ETFs will continue their outflow trend in June, stabilizing or turning to slight inflows in the latter half of the month.

According to Mars Finance, on June 8th, US Bitcoin spot ETFs reported a net outflow of $1.72 billion last week, marking the largest weekly net outflow since February 2025. BlackRock's IBIT, the largest Bitcoin ETF by net asset value, recorded an outflow of $1.34 billion last week, the largest weekly net outflow since its launch in January 2024. ETFs as a whole continued the negative outflow trend that began in May, which ultimately recorded a monthly net outflow of $2.43 billion. Andri Fauzan Adziima, Head of Research at Bitrue Research Institute, stated that the main driver of last week's ETF outflows was macroeconomic headlines, particularly recent US employment data. The strong May 2026 (non-farm payroll) report confirmed the resilience of the labor market, reducing the probability of a near-term interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve and pushing up US Treasury yields, making yield-bearing bonds far more attractive than non-yielding Bitcoin. Adding to this geopolitical uncertainty, recent trading days have seen widespread risk aversion, impacting not only the digital asset market but also other sectors including artificial intelligence, technology stocks, and gold. Outflow pressures are expected to persist into early June, but will stabilize or turn slightly positive by mid-to-late June, as panic bottoms out, June seasonal factors provide some support, and any easing of macroeconomic conditions will trigger inflows.