Bitcoin ETFs Lose $2.1B in June as Market Selloff Deepens, Net Assets Drop $33B

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have shed $2.1 billion in June so far, pacing May's $2.4B outflows. Total net assets dropped $33B from $109B to $77B as Bitcoin fell 27% from its May peak.

• Bitcoin ETFs lost $2.1B in June, following May's $2.4B in outflows — a 13-day losing streak drained roughly $4.4B.
• Total net assets fell from $109B to $77B in the past month, in line with Bitcoin's 27% drop from $81,443 to $59,353.
• Analysts say outflows are driven by leveraged fund redemptions, migration from high-fee funds, and capital rotating to AI equities and tech IPOs.
• The U.S.-Iran conflict and rising oil prices are contributing to macroeconomic uncertainty.
• Some analysts say the pace of outflows is 'exhausting rather than building,' but disagree on what will reverse the trend.

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Last updated 12 Jun 2026