Bitcoin ETFs Record $582M Weekly Net Outflow Amid Market Correction

The spot Bitcoin ETF category recorded $582 million in net outflows for the week ending December 13, 2025, according to data compiled from issuer reports and independent trackers.

This marks one of the largest weekly outflow figures since the products launched in early 2024, reflecting profit-taking and risk-off sentiment as Bitcoin traded below key psychological levels during the period.

Breakdown by Major Funds

Context & Analysis

• • Outflows concentrated in the largest funds, suggesting institutional or large-holder profit-taking.
• • Despite weekly negative flows, year-to-date inflows remain strongly positive (over $30B cumulative).
• • Total spot Bitcoin ETF AUM still comfortably above $120 billion despite the pullback.
• • Contrast with emerging categories: XRP ETFs continued positive streak with no outflow days.

Market Implications

The outflows coincided with Bitcoin's failure to reclaim previous highs and broader crypto market consolidation. However, analysts note that such periodic withdrawals are normal in maturing ETF products and do not necessarily signal a longer-term trend reversal.

Historical patterns show that outflows often precede renewed accumulation phases, especially as new capital rotates into lower-fee or alternative crypto ETFs.

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