In July, Bitcoin ETFs Attracted $205 Million, Marking the Worst Performance Since 2024
In July 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their worst performance since their January 2024 launch, attracting a net inflow of only about $204.67 million according to SoSoValue. This starkly contrasts with July 2025, which saw inflows exceeding $6 billion.
The month's performance was uneven, with a seven-session mid-month period drawing nearly $1 billion and marking the first three consecutive weeks of inflows since early May. However, major outflows of $225 million and $240 million on July 23 and 24, respectively, erased most of these gains.
Despite being the weakest month on record, July still ended with a net positive inflow. This followed two months of significant outflows: $2.43 billion in May and a record $4.51 billion in June. From early May to late June, these ETFs lost over $8.2 billion over eight consecutive weeks of outflows.
The total net assets for all U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs now stand at approximately $77.46 billion. This represents a decline of roughly half from the peak of $150 billion recorded in September 2025.
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