US Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) Experienced Their Longest Run Since Launching in January 2024! Here are the Details

US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced their longest net outflow streak since their launch in January 2024, shedding over $5.5 billion in value in the past five weeks.

The US Bitcoin ETFs Face 5.5 Billion Dollar Exit in the Longest Losing Streak

Exits occurred as investors withdrew from riskier assets due to concerns about US President Donald Trump's tariff policies and broader macroeconomic uncertainty.

Despite Trump's historically crypto-friendly stance, including discussions on digital asset stocks, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies struggled in 2025. Analysts claim that fears related to increasing trade tensions have overshadowed the bullish sentiment for digital assets.

Greg Magadini, Director of Derivatives at Amberdata, said, "Bitcoin and crypto in general are still being guided by the macro picture. I do not expect Bitcoin to diverge from risky assets for now."

Bitcoin's Price Battle in 2025

Bitcoin initially reached record levels after Trump's election victory in November, but the asset has since lost momentum. BTC has shown a 12% drop from the beginning of the year to date.

As economic uncertainty continues to put pressure on risky assets, investors will closely watch whether Bitcoin can break out of its current downward trend.