Investors withdrew $227 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs in the week of June 14-18, marking a sixth week of continuous outflow - a record since these products were launched in early 2024. The leader in losses was the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), which lost $156 million, bringing its cumulative historical outflow to $27.01 billion. Significant funds also left the Ark & 21 Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), from which investors withdrew $50.16 million. The only exception was Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, which attracted $14.95 million.

The negative dynamics also affected spot funds based on the ether, net outflow of which for the week amounted to $10.05 million. Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ($8.82 million) and Fidelity ETF ($6.57 million) were the biggest losers. The only fund to show an inflow was a product from BlackRock (ETHA), which added $13.22 million.

The current six-week run of outflows continues a trend that began in May. Back then, the spot Bitcoin ETFs faced their largest monthly outflow of funds since the beginning of the year, losing about $2.43 billion. The steady outflow of capital from crypto funds indicates continued uncertainty and caution among institutional investors.

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