TREE NEWS reports: US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $643 million in net outflows on Friday, the largest single-day outflow since June 25, following Thursday’s hack of Binance. The redemption marks a sharp reversal for the funds and came one day after the exchange breach.
US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $643M Outflow, Largest in Four Months
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The scale of the redemption matters less than its timing: a single exchange breach flipped the ETF complex from inflows to its heaviest one-day exit in months, suggesting sentiment is fragile enough that security headlines, not fundamentals, can drive flows. This affects the funds' issuers and the investors who treat them as the default access route to bitcoin. Whether the outflow proves a one-off reaction to the Binance hack or the start of a broader risk-off shift in ETF demand is the open question to watch.
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