How much did ETF outflows total?

TLDR

Recent U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of about $500 million last week. Assumption: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs over the past week.

1. Over the last five sessions, net outflows totaled $825.7 million per Farside data cited in a community update (five-day total).
2. Fridays daily snapshot showed $158 million net outflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs (daily read).
3. Broader crypto funds (not just BTC) saw about $952 million net outflows last week (fund flows context).

Deep Dive

1. Weekly Total

The most referenced weekly figure is nearly $500 million of net outflows from U.S. spot BTC ETFs, captured in multiple market wraps and attributed to SoSoValue tracking (weekly summary).

This estimate aligns with late-December seasonal risk reduction and thin holiday liquidity. It is a high-level aggregate across U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF issuers rather than a single fund.

2. Five-Session Cumulative

A separate lens looks at the most recent five trading days, where cumulative net outflows reached $825.7 million per Farside Investors ETF flow tracker (as relayed in a community post) (five-day total).

This higher number reflects overlapping daily negatives across the stretch and shows the intensity of year-end selling pressure.

3. Daily Snapshot

For day-specific color, one cited read shows Friday net outflows of $158 million for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. The same report notes Ethereum spot ETFs saw $75.9 million outflows that day (daily read).

Another weekly take places broader crypto fund outflows at about $952 million, indicating pressure beyond BTC-only products (fund flows context).

Conclusion

On a last week lens, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs shed roughly $500 million. Across five sessions it was about $825.7 million, and broader crypto funds saw around $952 million outflows. These figures point to year-end caution and thinner liquidity; watch for a shift to net inflows as a signal that risk appetite is improving.