Written by Brayden Lindrea, Staff Writer. Reviewed by Jesse Coghlan, Staff Editor.
Written by Brayden Lindrea, Staff Writer.
Reviewed by Jesse Coghlan, Staff Editor.
Bitcoin ETFs’ 6 day loss streak pushes market closer to net outflows for 2026
Latest NewsPublishedMay 25, 2026
Bitcoin ETFs’ Loss Streak Raises Concerns for Market
The US Bitcoin ETF market is facing a significant challenge, with net inflows shrinking to $536 million so far in 2026. This comes after a six-day streak of net outflows, totaling $1.55 billion. The recent outflows have been led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, with losses of $68.9 million and $36.3 million, respectively.
The decline in net inflows is a key indicator of institutional demand for Bitcoin and the flow of fresh capital into crypto. With the US Bitcoin ETF market still in net inflow territory for 2026, most of these inflows have come from the iShares Bitcoin Trust, which has seen net inflows of $2.7 billion so far this year. However, this is not on pace to match the $25 billion it took in over 2025.
Impact on the Market
The launch of new Bitcoin ETFs, such as the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETF, has been a positive development, attracting $264 million in net inflows to date. However, the competitive landscape for Bitcoin ETFs is becoming increasingly challenging, with many products struggling to capture demand. The recent decision by Yorkville America to withdraw its crypto ETFs, including a Bitcoin product for Donald Trump’s Truth Social, highlights the difficulties faced by new entrants.
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Flows into the US spot Bitcoin ETFs since May 6. Source: Farside Investors
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While the US Bitcoin ETF market is still in net inflow territory for 2026, most of those inflows have come from IBIT, which has seen net inflows of $2.7 billion so far this year.
However, its inflows this year are not on pace to eclipse the $25 billion that it took in over 2025, while most of its competitors have retraced in 2026.
The US-based spot Ether ETFs have recorded net outflows so far in 2026, while new altcoin ETFs have not captured the same demand as their predecessors.
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One of the more positive developments has been the launch of the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETF (MSBT), which entered the market on April 8 and has already attracted $264 million in net inflows to date.
The $264 million in net inflows already puts it above the Bitcoin products offered by Invesco and WisdomTree, which launched in January 2024.
The US Bitcoin ETF market was also expecting the Donald Trump-backed Truth Social to launch a Bitcoin product sometime this year until its sponsor, asset manager Yorkville America, requested to withdraw multiple crypto ETFs for Trump’s media company on Tuesday.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart suspected that Yorkville America’s decision to pull out may have been due to the competitive landscape for Bitcoin ETFs, particularly with MSBT offering a market-low fee of 0.14%.
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