US-listed spot bitcoin ETF showed a clear withdrawal of funds in June. According to SoSoValue data, the net outflow of such products to date this month is about $4.76 billion, which exceeds previous records or will be the worst single-month performance since the product was listed.

This rotation also breaks the optimistic expectations that emerged at the beginning of the month. The market had expected that SpaceX, with its listing on 12 June, could lead to a return to risk preferences and new requisitions for Bitcoin-related products, but the actual financial flows had not shifted.

One week, close to $1.8 billion.

Last week, United States spot bitcoin ETF bought back about $1.79 billion, the second highest single-week outflow since January 2024. As the data for the last two trading days in June are still subject to change, there is still a small amount of room for adjustment in the total monthly amount, but the record is now largely high.

On a monthly basis, the largest net one-month outflows occurred in February 2025 on a scale of approximately $3.56 billion. The current level of outflows this month has exceeded that level.

  • Net outflows to date June
  • Last week's net outflow was about $1.79 billion.
  • The previous month's height was $3.56 billion.

Two months cumulatively, close to $6.5 billion.

In May, United States spot bitcoin ETF has recorded about $2.43 billion net outflow. If combined with June data, the cumulative net outflow of two months was close to $6.5 billion, indicating the continued withdrawal of such products at the end of the second quarter.

The spot ETF has been seen as an important window for the investor ' s willingness to configure bitcoin. For many traditional funds, such products provide access to bitcoin under a regulatory framework and do not require direct possession of encrypted assets. As a result, sustainable redemption is often seen by the market as a sign of weak institutional demand.

Bitcoin was under pressure for the first half of the year.

According to the article, in the first half of 2026, United States spot bitcoin ETF accumulated net outflows of about $5 billion. At the same time, the price of bitcoin fell by about 30 per cent in the first half of the year, behind major assets.

Listed companies associated with bitcoin are also under pressure. The stock prices of the listed company Strategy (MSTR), which holds large amounts of bitcoin, fell by about 45 per cent in the first half of the year. This indicates that, against the background of the continued outflow of ETF funds, market preferences for risk-related assets related to TTcos are simultaneously cooling.