In the last four weeks, over $4.5 billion has been withdrawn from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with the outflow trend continuing. Specifically, from February 9 to 13, 2026, $359.91 million was withdrawn from Bitcoin ETFs, and $161.15 million from Ethereum ETFs.
This is reported by Finway
Capital Movement Dynamics in Bitcoin ETFs
The week for spot Bitcoin ETFs started positively: on February 9, the funds saw an inflow of $145 million, and on February 10, another $166.56 million. However, starting February 11, the situation changed — a significant outflow of $276.30 million was recorded. The largest withdrawal occurred on February 12, when the market saw an outflow of $410.37 million. On February 13, there was a slight recovery with an inflow of $15.20 million, but overall, the week ended with a negative balance.
Outflow from Ethereum ETFs and Overall Trend
A similar situation was observed in spot Ethereum ETFs. In this segment, the market also started with an inflow: on February 9, investors contributed $57.05 million, and on February 10, $13.82 million. However, on February 11-12, significant outflows occurred, totaling $129.18 million and $113.10 million, respectively. A slight recovery was only noted on February 13, when the funds received $10.26 million, but the week’s outcome remained negative.
Overall, the outflow from American spot funds based on Bitcoin and Ethereum has continued for the fourth consecutive week. During this period, approximately $3.5 billion was withdrawn from Bitcoin ETFs and $1.25 billion from Ethereum ETFs.
It is worth noting that Yorkville America Equities, associated with the social network Truth Social, recently submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch two new cryptocurrency ETFs in partnership with Crypto.com. Additionally, Goldman Sachs currently holds about $2.3 billion in cryptocurrency ETFs.