TL;DR:
- On Monday, July 13, 2026, the funds recorded a net outflow of 424.66 million dollars in a single day, according to figures provided by SoSoValue.
- The cumulative total of net outflows for these investment products amounts to approximately 5.8 billion dollars so far this year.
- The total net assets managed by these trusts stood at 74.79 billion dollars at the close of Monday’s session.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest daily net outflow so far this month on Monday, July 13, accumulating a withdrawal of $424.66 million dollars. The movement immediately reverses the recovery trend shown during the previous week.
Records from SoSoValue indicate that this setback abruptly halts the net inflow of $197.4 million dollars reported last week. That positive balance had temporarily ended a streak of eight consecutive weeks of losses for these financial instruments.
The institutional market continues to show signs of weakness after a complex period. In fact, June 2026 closed as the historically worst month for these funds, with withdrawals totaling $4,510 million dollars.
Cumulative performance and mixed signals in the market
Despite the recent selling pressure, these investment vehicles retain a considerable capital base since their launch in January 2024. On Monday, at the close of the day, the historical cumulative net inflow of these funds stood at $50,850 million dollars. This accumulation metric crossed the milestone mark of 50 billion dollars in July 2025.
The fluctuation in the volume of inflows generates doubts among traders regarding the short-term stability of the digital asset’s price. Data provided by the firm CoinGecko indicate that the cryptocurrency was trading at 62,589 dollars at the time of the report’s publication. This price level represents a drop of approximately 30% compared to its valuation at the beginning of this year.
The drop in flows coincides with internal debates about the current phase of the market cycle. According to the analysis by Sunny Mom, an analyst at CryptoQuant, nearly $10,000 million dollars were withdrawn from these funds since October 11, 2025. The specialist suggests in her report that accumulation by large holders or “whales” could help contain further losses in the short term. However, the report warns that this factor does not yet represent a clear signal of a sustained recovery for the market.
The behavior of capital flows in the coming trading sessions on the New York Stock Exchange will determine whether institutional demand manages to stabilize after this sharp adjustment at the start of the week.
