On July 1, 2025, the American market for spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced its most significant capital outflow in the past month, reaching $342.25 million. This marked the largest negative result for the sector in the last thirty days, while May had seen a predominantly positive influx of investments into these financial instruments.
This is reported by Finway
Largest Outflows Among Leading ETFs
Among the funds that experienced losses, FBTC led with an outflow of $172.73 million. Significant outflows were also recorded for GBTC — $119.51 million, ARKB — $27.03 million, and BITB — $22.98 million. No capital movement was recorded in other American spot Bitcoin ETFs.
“On July 1, 2025, American spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a capital outflow of $342.25 million. This is the largest negative figure for the month.”
Ethereum ETFs Show Positive Dynamics
In contrast to Bitcoin ETFs, Ethereum-based funds have recorded capital inflows for the third consecutive day. On July 1 alone, the total inflow into these financial products amounted to $40.68 million. Specifically, the ETHA and ETHE products attracted $54.84 million and $9.97 million, respectively. Meanwhile, the FETH fund from Fidelity lost over $24 million, and no capital movement was recorded in other Ethereum-based ETFs.
A slight outflow was observed in the Hong Kong sector of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs: 0.00198 BTC and 0.02 ETH, respectively.
Earlier, analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart from Bloomberg Intelligence presented an updated forecast regarding the likelihood of approval for new spot cryptocurrency ETFs in the U.S. by the end of 2025.