Bitcoin ETFs See Steady Outflows for Four Consecutive Days

Cover image via U.Today Read U.TODAY on Google News Bitcoin ETFs log $32.11 million in latest outflow BTC ETFs retain impressive trading volume BlackRock leads with highest daily ETF withdrawal Advertisement The rising selling pressure seen across the crypto market has also extended to the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF ecosystem, as they have continued to see poor performances over the past days. Amid the broad market slowdown, the Bitcoin funds have not injected any fresh capital recently. As such, they recorded a fourth straight day of net outflows on January 22. Bitcoin ETFs log $32.11 million in latest outflow According to data provided by SosoValue, the total daily ETF flows fell by $32.11 million during their last trading session, marking an extension of steady outflows seen over the past four days. HOT Stories Morning Crypto Report: Dogecoin to the Moon? $1.10 DOGE Price Scenario Revealed, Solana Phone Coin Explodes 400%, $1.37 Billion in XRP Risk Flooding Market Turkish Banking Giant Extends Ripple Partnership U.Today Crypto Review: XRP Prints Double Bottom, Shiba Inu (SHIB) Uptrend Available, Bitcoin (BTC) 'Now or Never' Price Moment U.Today Crypto Digest: Ripple Snatches Major Partnership in $5 Trillion Pool, XRP Defies Death Sentence, Shiba Inu Avoids BTC Selling Pressure This negative performance extends a short-term bearish trend seen across the market and other ETF products, although the broader ETF market still holds significant cumulative gains. Advertisement Despite the daily outflow, the cumulative total net inflow across U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs remains strong at $56.60 billion. This suggests that the four-day outflow streak may have been triggered by a short-term recession, implying that long-term investor interest has not disappeared. BTC ETFs retain impressive trading volume Despite the poor performances seen across the Bitcoin funds, the data further showed that the total value traded on Thursday alone reached $3.30 billion, suggesting active participation from investors even amid the cautious sentiments. You Might Also Like Fri, 01/23/2026 - 14:33 Dogecoin Founder Reacts to Would-Be Bitcoin Millionaire Giving up on His Lost 8,000 BTC Wallet By Yuri Molchan Advertisement Alongside the consistent ETF withdrawals, Bitcoin has remained in the red zone, showing negative price movements over the past days, as investor confidence appears to be weakening. While Bitcoin has failed to retain the bullish momentum it started the year with, it has lost the crucial $90,000 level and is now hovering around $88,785 as of writing time. The leading cryptocurrency has slumped by 0.89% over the last day. Source: CoinMarketCap BlackRock leads with highest daily ETF withdrawal While BlackRock has remained a key player in the Bitcoin ETF market , the outflow seen on January 22 was driven majorly by its IBIT fund, which solely recorded about $22.35 million in net outflows on that day. Fidelity, on the other hand, supported BlackRock in the heavy withdrawals, as it saw $9.76 million exit its fund on the same day. Thus, most other spot Bitcoin ETFs, including Grayscale, Bitwise, and Ark & 21Shares, saw flat flows for the day, neither adding nor losing capital. #Bitcoin #Bitcoin Price Prediction #Spot Bitcoin ETF #BlackRock #Grayscale