Bitcoin ETF outflows in the US exceeded $635 million — a record low in over three months

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Bitcoin ETF outflows in the US exceeded $635 million — a record low in over three months

On May 13, 2026, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US experienced significant capital outflows, losing a total of $635.23 million in one day. This marked the largest daily outflow from such funds since the end of January 2026, when investors withdrew $903.11 million.

This is reported by Finway

Largest losses among Bitcoin ETFs

A significant portion of the outflow was attributed to the IBIT fund from BlackRock, which lost $284.69 million in a single day. Meanwhile, other large ETFs also recorded substantial losses:

  • FBTC — $133.22 million;
  • BITB — $35.4 million;
  • ARKB — $177.1 million;
  • BRRR — $4.82 million.

No significant changes in capital movement were observed in other spot Bitcoin ETFs throughout the day.

“This is the largest capital outflow since January 29, 2026.”

Capital inflow/outflow dynamics of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US. Data: SoSoValue.

Ethereum ETFs also ended the day with outflows

Spot Ethereum ETFs in the US on May 13 also showed negative dynamics — the total outflow amounted to $36.3 million. The largest losses were recorded by:

  • ETHA — $21.1 million;
  • FETH — $14.04 million;
  • ETHB — $1.16 million.

Capital inflow/outflow dynamics of spot Ethereum ETFs in the US. Data: SoSoValue.

Despite the current outflow, the Ethereum ETF market had previously shown growth. Specifically, from May 1 to May 8, 2026, spot Ethereum ETFs in the US attracted $171.66 million, while during the same period Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1.25 billion in net inflows.

In April 2026, the total investment volume in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the US exceeded $2 billion, indicating a stable interest from investors in cryptocurrency funds despite temporary market fluctuations.