Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reportedly suffered daily outflows amounting to $545 million as the price of Bitcoin (BTC) hovers close to the $70,000 mark. Despite this downturn, analysts suggest that many investors continue to hold their positions, reflecting a resilient sentiment amid market challenges.
According to SoSoValue, the cumulative net outflows for Bitcoin ETFs now total $255 million for the week. Although these funds attracted $3.5 billion year-to-date, they have also seen $5.4 billion in redemptions, leading to a net negative of $1.8 billion.
Total assets managed stand at around $93.5 billion.
Spot Bitcoin ETF flows since January 26, 2026. Source: SoSoValue
The downtrend reflects broader cryptocurrency market pressures, which have dipped about 20% year-to-date, dropping from roughly $3 trillion to $2.5 trillion as reported by CoinGecko.
Market Resilience Among Bitcoin ETF Investors
Despite facing significant losses since the inception of these ETFs, some analysts uphold that these funds remain resilient in volatile market conditions. The cumulative net inflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $54.8 billion, representing only a 13% decrease from their peak of $62.9 billion in the previous year.
“That’s not too shabby considering these funds took in around $63 billion at their peak,” said Bloomberg ETF Analyst James Seyffart in a recent post on X.
Eric Balchunas, another senior analyst at Bloomberg, indicated that the vast majority of Bitcoin ETF investors are still committed to their investments despite the challenging environment. He has estimated that only 6% of total assets have exited these funds, even with sharp declines in Bitcoin pricing.
He also noted, “BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has seen its assets fall to $60 billion after peaking at $100 billion.”
For context, altcoin funds have experienced mixed flows as well, with Ether (ETH) ETFs reporting $79.5 million in outflows, while XRP (XRP) funds recorded modest inflows of $4.8 million. Solana (SOL) ETFs faced outflows of $6.7 million.
