US Bitcoin ETFs Experience $90M Outflow While BTC Remains 32% Under Previous Peak
After two consecutive days of positive flows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $90 million exit on Monday, coinciding with Bitcoin's decline beneath the $86,000 threshold.
United States-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced net withdrawals totaling $89.9 million during Monday's trading session, bringing an end to a two-day streak of positive inflows as Bitcoin's price dropped below the $86,000 mark.
Prior to Monday's negative performance, Bitcoin ETFs had successfully pulled in approximately $293 million throughout the two preceding trading sessions in October, while overall trading volume for these funds reached $2.18 billion, data from SoSoValue indicates.
The outflow occurred just one day ahead of the one-year anniversary marking Bitcoin's $126,080 all-time high achieved on Oct. 6, 2025, with BTC currently exchanging hands at $85,559 as of this writing, representing approximately 32% beneath its historical peak, data from CoinGecko shows.
In the time that has elapsed since that peak, aggregate net inflows directed toward US spot Bitcoin ETFs have declined by 5.8%, dropping from approximately $61.3 billion down to $57.7 billion through Monday's close, SoSoValue data reveals.
United States-based spot Ether (ETH) ETFs similarly witnessed approximately $51 million in net withdrawals during Monday's session, pushing their losing run to five straight trading days. Throughout this negative streak, these funds have collectively shed $206 million, with total cumulative net inflows now positioned at $13.8 billion.
Alternative cryptocurrency ETFs delivered varied performance on Monday. Funds focused on Solana (SOL) and Zcash (ZEC) experienced net withdrawals totaling $9.3 million and $3.6 million, in that order, whereas XRP ETFs registered zero net flows following $3.3 million in outflows recorded on Friday.