Bitcoin Spot ETF Funds Runaway? Over $430 Million Net Outflow in a Single Day, Market Sentiment Plummets

Bitcoin spot ETFs have long been regarded as a key indicator of institutional capital entering and exiting the crypto market. However, the latest data shows that this capital momentum is clearly weakening. According to the latest statistics from SoSoValue, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced large-scale capital outflows at the beginning of February, with a single-day net outflow of up to $434 million, sparking significant market concern about the short-term trend.

Single-day net outflow of $434 million, ETF capital pressure intensifies

Data indicates that on February 5, 2026, the Bitcoin spot ETF had a total net outflow of $434.15 million in a single day, marking one of the more notable recent capital outflows. The previous trading day (February 4) also saw a net outflow of $544.94 million, suggesting that capital withdrawal is not an isolated event but part of a continuous trend. From the timeline, since late January, most trading days in the ETF market have shown red bars, reflecting a cooling of overall market risk appetite.

Cumulative net inflow still reaches $54.3 billion, but total assets have shrunk significantly

Despite short-term capital outflows, as of February 5, the cumulative net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs remains at $54.32 billion, indicating that medium- and long-term funds have not fully withdrawn. However, the total ETF assets have decreased to $80.76 billion, a significant reduction from the peak of over $125 billion in mid-January, reflecting the dual impact of falling Bitcoin prices and capital outflows.

Bitcoin price drops to the $63,000 range, technical pressure mounting

Alongside weakening capital flows, Bitcoin prices are also under pressure. Charts show that at ETF closing times, BTC prices are currently around $63,775, a clear retracement compared to previous highs. Price movement is highly correlated with ETF capital flows; when large red net outflow bars appear, Bitcoin prices tend to decline simultaneously, indicating that ETF capital remains an important factor influencing short-term market trends.

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