United States spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds registered a total net outflow of $84.9 million on Monday, July 8, 2026, ending a brief three-day streak of net inflows, according to data from investment research firm Farside Investors.
The daily capital flight was concentrated across major fund issuers.
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Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust experienced the largest single-day exit at $63.7 million, while BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust saw net outflows of $59.1 million and Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund reported a $14.9 million loss.
Conversely, Grayscale's lower-fee Bitcoin Mini Trust recorded net inflows of $52.8 million, partially offsetting the broader sell-off as investors sought more cost-efficient exposure.
Recent Inflow Streak Reversed
This reversal followed a separate, significant turnaround on Friday, July 3, 2026, when US spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a ten-day losing streak by pulling in $221 million in a single session.
According to data tracked by SoSoValue, BlackRock's fund led that specific recovery by drawing more than $200 million, which halted a massive $4 billion monthly bleed recorded in June.
The temporary three-day influx accumulated approximately $510 million in net inflows, offering brief relief after an eight-week cycle that had drained $8 billion from the market.
Despite the recent stabilization where Bitcoin recovered to around $62,000, market data from Glassnode indicates that the average Bitcoin ETF buyer entered the market at approximately $83,800.
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This cost-basis gap leaves the majority of institutional allocated capital underwater, explaining the heightened emotional sensitivity and cautious repositioning among professional investors.
