Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $283 Million Outflow as BTC Falls Below $77,000

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds recorded a net outflow of $283 million on September 10, marking the third consecutive day of withdrawals as Bitcoin’s price dropped below $77,000. The continued outflows suggest growing caution among institutional investors amid broader market volatility.

Morgan Stanley Fund Bucks the Trend

Despite the overall outflow, Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin fund recorded the largest single-day inflow among tracked products, adding just under $4 million and bringing its total cumulative inflow to $525 million since launch.

ARK Invest Fund Leads Outflows

Ark Invest and 21Shares’ Bitcoin ETF saw the steepest withdrawals of the day, losing $164 million. Despite the daily outflow, the fund’s total cumulative inflow since inception remains strong at $1.22 billion, reflecting sustained long-term investor interest.

Across all spot Bitcoin ETFs, total net assets currently stand at $97.49 billion, representing roughly 6.28% of Bitcoin’s overall market capitalization. Since their launch, these funds have accumulated a combined net inflow of $55.17 billion, highlighting continued institutional participation in Bitcoin through regulated investment vehicles despite short term fluctuations.