- Bitcoin ETFs recorded the largest single-day outflows in history with $1.13 billion leaving the funds in 24 hours
- February 2025 marked the worst-performing month for Bitcoin ETFs with $3 billion withdrawn and only $960 million deposited
- Bitcoin ETF shares declined by 4% as Bitcoin’s value dropped nearly 18% to $84,282 over the last 30 days
The collective of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds has registered the largest single-day outflows in its history. Overall, $1.13 billion left the funds, marking the highest-ever outflows in a 24-hour period.
Data from Farside Investors, referring to February 25, shows that all ETFs registered withdrawals. Fidelity (FBTC) registered the most outflows with $344 million leaving the fund—followed by Blackrock (IBIT) with $164 million in withdrawals.
Bitwise (BITC) experienced an outflow of $88.3 million, while Ark (ARKB) saw $126 million, and Valkyrie (BRRR) recorded $100 million in outflows. To make things worse, the previous day — February 24 — had already recorded major outflows. On that date, the collective of Bitcoin ETFs registered $539 million in withdrawals.
February 2025 has become the worst-performing month in the history of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). During this month, over $3 billion was withdrawn from the funds, while only around $960 million was deposited.
Overall, all individual shares for Bitcoin ETFs have gone down by around 4% according to Coinglass. This flip in momentum coincides with the recent downturn seen by Bitcoin over the last couple of weeks. Currently, Bitcoin trades at $84,282 — down nearly 18% in value over the last 30 days.
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