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Home»Bitcoin»AUM for Spot bitcoin ETF hits lowest level since April 2020

AUM for Spot bitcoin ETF hits lowest level since April 2020

Bitcoin By Gavin04/02/2026
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Bitcoin (BTCETFs fell below $100 billion after a new $272 million of outflows.

As per data SoSoValue reported that this was the first time since April 2025 spot Bitcoin ETF asset under management had fallen below $168 billion, following a peak of about $168 million in October.

Bitcoin dropped in the midst of a larger crypto market decline. sliding below $74,000 on Tuesday. In the past seven days, the global market cap of cryptocurrency fell from 3,11 trillion dollars to 2,64 trillion dollars. according CoinGecko is a free online game.

Altcoins attract modest investment

After a slight rebound of flows Monday, there was a sharp drop in the number of Bitcoin spot ETFs. products attracted $562 million Net inflows

Bitcoin fund losses continued on Tuesday. Year-to-date, they have reached almost $1.3 billion. This is in line with the ongoing volatility of the market.

Bitcoin ETF flow since January 26, 2026. Source: SoSoValue

By contrast, ETFs tracking altcoins Ether, for example (ETHIt is a cryptocurrency that can be used to buy XRP.XRPSolana) (SOL() reported modest inflows, of $14,000,000, $19.6,000,000 and $1.2,000,000 respectively.

Does institutional investment go beyond ETFs now?

As BTC is trading below $84,000 as the cost of creating an ETF, it appears that new ETF shares have been issued and are putting pressure on funds.

The market analysts say the crash is not likely to cause further ETF mass sales.

“My guess is vast majority of assets in spot BTC ETFs stay put regardless,” Nate Geraci, an ETF analyst, wrote a piece on X Monday.

Source: Nate Geraci

Thomas Restout is the CEO of B2C2, an institutional liquidity provider. He echoed this sentiment and noted that institutional ETFs are resilient in general. He did, however, hint that there may be a move towards onchain trading.

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“The benefit of institutions coming in and buying ETFs is they’re far more resilient. They will sit on their views and positions for longer,” Restout said Rulematch Spot On, a podcast that was released on Monday.

“I think the next level of transformation is institutions actually trading crypto, rather than just using securitized ETFs. We’re expecting the next wave of institutions to be the ones trading the underlying assets directly,” “He noted.”