Updated: 2026-07-30
According to SoSoValue, in July, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $204.67 million from investors, marking the worst performance since the ETFs launched in January 2024. For comparison, in July 2025, ETFs attracted over $6 billion.
This July was uneven. In the middle of the month, over seven trading sessions, the funds attracted nearly $1 billion, and Bitcoin ETFs showed three consecutive weeks of inflows for the first time since early May. However, outflows of $225 million on July 23rd and $240 million on July 24th offset most of the gains.
Despite being the worst month in the funds' history, July still recorded a net inflow of funds. Unlike May and June, which recorded negative figures. Specifically, a total of $2.43 billion was withdrawn from these BTC ETFs in May. June was even worse, with outflows reaching $4.51 billion. This is the largest monthly outflow since launch.
In total, from early May to the end of June, U.S. spot funds lost over $8.2 billion during eight weeks of outflows. The total net assets of all ETFs now stand at $77.46 billion, down from the peak of $150 billion recorded in September 2025. Over ten months, the funds have lost approximately half their value.
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