Blackrock’s Bitcoin fund, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), saw outflows of $292.5 million on Monday, its largest in two months.
This came after a small sell-off last Friday, ending a 37-day streak of consistent inflows.
The situation came amid a weekend Bitcoin price slump, falling 8.5% from an all-time high of $114,485 on July 14 to a low of $112,3000 on Sunday.
While the outflows were large, they were still small compared to the $5.2 billion net inflow in July, which represented 9% of the Bitcoin ETF’s total inflows since its launch in January 2024.
This situation suggests that investor interest in Bitcoin ETFs is temporarily waning after a previous period of sustained buying.
Bloomberg ETF expert Eric Balchunas reports that investor interest in private assets is waning, with digital assets and hedge funds increasingly stealing the market's attention this year.
The report notes that digital assets are the fastest-growing segment of the alternative market, with $60 billion in inflows as of July 22, 2025, nearly matching the record $85 billion recorded throughout last year.
