Outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs have now continued for the fourth consecutive week.

Over the past five trading sessions, investors withdrew nearly $360 million from the products.

Total assets under management (AUM) have declined to $87 billion, the lowest level since early November 2024, following the US presidential election victory of Donald Trump.

The negative trend is mirrored in Ethereum-based products:

• Weekly outflows: $161 million
• AUM down to $11.7 billion
• Lowest level since July of last year

This suggests broader institutional de-risking rather than isolated Bitcoin weakness.

In contrast, exchange-traded products based on:

• Solana → +$13.2M
• XRP → +$7.7M
• Dogecoin → +$0.25M

…saw modest inflows during the same period.

The flow divergence may indicate:

📉 institutional caution toward large-cap crypto exposure 🔄 selective rotation into higher-beta alt products ⚠️ short-term risk-off positioning

Sustained ETF outflows often coincide with:

• weaker spot momentum
• increased derivatives pressure
• broader liquidity tightening

The key question now: Is this a temporary pullback in institutional appetite — or the early stage of a larger positioning unwind?