US Spot Bitcoin ETFs lose $1.26B amid risk‑off outflows
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- United States led global crypto ETP outflows with $1.43 billion, including $1.26 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs (SoSoValue).
- Switzerland posted the largest single‑country outflow at $16.2 million, while Canada, Hong Kong and Germany also withdrew (CoinShares).
- Netherlands recorded the only net inflow among countries, gaining $6.6 million (CoinShares).
- Sui saw a $600 k inflow, while Chainlink added $400 k (CoinShares).
- Short Bitcoin products posted a $10.2 million net inflow, mirroring broader risk‑off sentiment, and Santiment flagged the outflows as a contrarian buying signal (CoinShares).
Why it matters: Investors in US spot Bitcoin ETFs lose $1.26 B, short‑position traders gain $10.2 M, and Santiment flagged the sell‑off as a contrarian buying opportunity, pressuring ETF managers to manage liquidity.
