According to Santiment, Bitcoin ETFs have experienced significant net outflows totaling $1.21 billion over the past three consecutive days, marking the first time since March that outflows have exceeded $1 billion. This sharp withdrawal signals increased caution among institutional investors, potentially heightening short-term volatility and affecting Bitcoin’s price momentum. Traders should monitor ETF fund flows closely as such large outflows often precede or coincide with price corrections and liquidity shifts in the broader cryptocurrency market (Source: Santiment, June 4, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, on June 2, the combined net outflow from 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached 7,157 BTC, totaling approximately $745.93 million, with iShares (Blackrock) alone witnessing outflows of 4,113 BTC ($428.65 million) and holding 660,842 BTC ($68.88 billion). In contrast, nine Ethereum ETFs experienced a net inflow of 26,572 ETH, valued at $66.64 million. iShares (Blackrock) led Ethereum ETF inflows with 27,241 ETH ($68.32 million). This shift highlights a short-term bearish trend for Bitcoin, while Ethereum sees increased institutional interest, signaling potential rotation of capital within the crypto ETF market. Traders should monitor these ETF net flows closely, as they are critical indicators for near-term price momentum and liquidity shifts. (Source: Lookonchain @lookonchain, June 2, 2025)

According to Farside Investors, Bitcoin ETF products saw a significant total net outflow of $616.1 million on May 30, 2025, with IBIT leading the withdrawals at -$430.8 million, followed by ARKB at -$120.1 million, and BITB at -$35.3 million. Other major ETFs like BTCO, EZBC, BRRR, HODL, BTCW, and GBTC recorded zero net flows, indicating a concentrated sell-off in select funds. These large-scale outflows signal heightened short-term selling pressure on Bitcoin's spot price, which traders should monitor closely for increased volatility and potential downward movement. Such ETF flow data is critical for crypto market participants seeking to anticipate liquidity shifts and price reactions. Source: Farside Investors (@FarsideUK).