U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs record $68.18 million net outflow on June 22
BlackRock's IBIT led withdrawals with a $172 million outflow, outweighing inflows into ARKB and FBTC as total net assets stood at $80.217 billion.
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Fact Check
Both numerical claims are corroborated. The $10.05M weekly outflow (June 14-18) is confirmed by Odaily (492856) and independently by incrypted.com. The June 22 daily outflow of $66.0M is confirmed at $66.04M (SoSoValue, via Odaily and PANews) and $66.10M (Farside, via BlockBeats); the ~$66.0M figure rounds consistently. Issuer-level divergence is also confirmed: BlackRock ETHA gained during the week but lost heavily on June 22, while smaller issuers moved in opposite directions. The minor discrepancy between SoSoValue ($66.04M) and Farside ($66.10M) reflects normal data-provider variation and does not undermine the claim's '$66.0 million' figure.
Summary
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a total net outflow of $68.1757 million on June 22, according to SoSoValue, as a $172 million withdrawal from BlackRock's IBIT more than offset new money entering other funds. ARKB led inflows with $63.9991 million and FBTC added $57.3805 million. Across the category, total net assets stood at $80.217 billion, while cumulative historical net inflows reached $53.330 billion.
Terms & Concepts
- spot Bitcoin ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that hold Bitcoin directly rather than using derivatives.
- net outflow: A period when more money leaves a fund or sector than enters it.
- total net assets: The combined value of assets held by the funds.