Data: US Bitcoin ETFs experience record 30-day outflows, putting downward pressure on the crypto market.

According to ME News, on June 21 (UTC+8), data from Galaxy Research showed that US-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of approximately $6.35 billion over the past 30 trading days, marking the largest 30-day outflow since their launch in January 2024, indicating a significant cooling of institutional investor sentiment. Data shows that Bitcoin ETFs have experienced net outflows for six consecutive weeks, bringing the cumulative net inflow back to approximately $53.4 billion, a significant decrease from the peak in October 2025. Galaxy Research points out that daily outflows are still expanding. Market participants believe that the outflows may reflect a decline in institutional investors' short-term risk appetite for Bitcoin. Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin has fallen by about 17% in the past month, to approximately $64,167, suppressed by factors such as rising macroeconomic inflation and geopolitical conflicts. However, a BlackRock representative stated that ETF fund flows are influenced by various factors, and a single day or short-term outflow does not necessarily represent a long-term trend change, emphasizing that they still view Bitcoin as a global decentralized asset class. (Source: ME)