US-listed Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) have posted record outflows of net $4.5 Billion in June. That’s more than 3 times what Strategy has been authorized to raise via its new Bitcoin Monetization Program, which is $1.25 Billion.
In 2026, the net withdrawals were $5.5billion, which is about half of what they had been in 2018. The cumulative net flows since launch was $51.2billion. according SoSoValue updated data on Wednesday.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, or IBIT, accounted for 79% of the withdrawals in June, resulting in a net loss of $3.55billion. according Farside Investors is a group of investors who are based in the United States.
The monthly flows for US-listed Bitcoin spot ETFs. Source: SoSoValue
These figures show a weakening of demand for US Bitcoin spot ETFs despite the attention being paid to the developments in the Bitcoin industry. largest corporate Bitcoin treasury company.
Bitcoin ETFs still fall short of their previous levels, despite increased inflows
SoSoValue reports that cumulative net flows into US Bitcoin ETFs rose 4.6% compared to $49 billion one year ago. CryptoQuant data, however, shows that the funds hold less Bitcoin now than at the same point last year.
“US-based Bitcoin ETF holdings are now lower than at this same day last year,” On Tuesday, CryptoQuant’s Head of Research Julio Moreno published a piece on X.
Source: Julio Moreno
Moreno stated that the overall demand for Bitcoin is continuing to weaken. Total holdings of US spot Bitcoin ETFs have fallen below 1,25 million BTC.
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ETF withdrawals dwarf Strategy’s Bitcoin plan
Strategy announced its Bitcoin monetization program On Monday, as part of an broader capital structure designed to support its dividend obligations linked to preferred securities. This move was widely seen by investors as being a reaction to the growing pressure on funding within the company’s structure.
Source: Jeff Dorman
Move! drew mixed reactions Some viewed it as a financial tool, while others raised concerns about the long-term viability of the capital structure. They also argued that it would sell more than the $1.25bn.
The Class A Common Stock of Strategy (MSTR) surged initially as high as 12 percent to $90 after the Monday announcement, but then reversed direction and closed at $86.93 Tuesday, down by 6.2%. according Yahoo Finance is a great place to start.
The price of Strategy’s preferred Stock (STRC) rose to $84.86 Tuesday. according Yahoo Finance is a great place to start.
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