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Home»Bitcoin»Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Continue to Extend Their Outflows During US Political Turbulence

Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Continue to Extend Their Outflows During US Political Turbulence

Bitcoin By Gavin21/10/2025
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US-based spot Bitcoin and Ethereum Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), which are a form of investment, extended their loss streak on Monday. This was another day where investors were forced to sell as sentiments remained shaky amid macroeconomic and political uncertainty.

The following is a list of data Spot Bitcoin from SoSoValue (BTCETFs saw net withdrawals amounting to $40.47m on Monday. This was their fourth day in a row of withdraws. BlackRock IBIT, which lost $100.65 millions, was the worst-hit ETF. Fidelity FBTC, Bitwise BITB, and Fidelity FBTC all saw inflows between $9.67 and $12.05million.

Total net flow of money in spot Bitcoin ETFs Now, the total value of Bitcoin is $61,50 billion. Total net assets are $149.66 trillion, which represents 6.76%.

Spot EtherETHETFs also saw similar patterns, with daily net outflows of $145.68 millions, marking their third consecutive session in the red. BlackRock ETHA had the biggest single-day outflow of $117.86 millions, followed by Fidelity FETH with a loss of $27.82million.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen a fourth day of withdrawals. Source: SoSoValue

Related: Bitcoin ETFs shed $1.2B in red week, but Schwab remains bullish

“No Kings” The US is awash with protests

As political tensions in the US grow, so do outflows. As the US shutdown reached its 18th consecutive day on Sunday, there was widespread protests across the country. “No Kings” The demonstrations accused Trump’s administration of slipping into authoritarianism.

The crowd chanted from Times Square New York all the way to Portland, Los Angeles and Portland. “Resist Fascism” The following are some examples of how to get started: “We the People Rule,” according A report by Politico.

Bitunix analyst, in a letter shared with Cointelegraph said that the “political turmoil is not merely a clash between public sentiment and authority but a stress test of institutional confidence.”

The warnings warned that the impact of the US shutdown could go beyond the liquidity and reach the structural confidence in the US financial system. “The market’s next move may depend on whether the nation’s political institutions can restore consensus amid deep division,” They said.

Related: BlackRock launches Bitcoin ETP after UK lifts trading ban

Markets are in a de-risking stage

Vincent Liu told Cointelegraph, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research and chief of the Kronos Research Group, that persistent ETF withdrawals are a reflection of broader risk-reduction. “Investors are locking in profits and sidelining fresh capital; both ETFs are seeing reduced risk appetite and thinner bid depth across the board.”

The US political turmoil has heightened the mood of caution, he said. “The erosion of trust in policy stability is pushing capital toward defensive plays,” Liu noted.