New York, 29 May 2026 – U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are facing their longest outflow streak, signalling a sharp cooling in institutional appetite after months of strong demand helped turn Bitcoin into one of the most closely watched risk assets in global markets.
The latest retreat has seen investors pull billions of dollars from Bitcoin-linked ETFs, raising fresh questions over whether the institutional bid that supported the cryptocurrency’s earlier rally is beginning to lose momentum. The outflows come as Bitcoin trades near the low US$70,000 range, with volatility returning after a period of optimism surrounding spot ETF adoption, digital asset allocations and wider acceptance among mainstream investors.
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