The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $903 million on Thursday, the second-largest single-day outflow since its listing. This sell-off coincided with the stock market turmoil triggered by the earnings report of tech giant Nvidia, indicating a sharp rise in market risk aversion. Bitcoin also fell below the $82,000 mark today (21st).
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The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $903 million on Thursday, the second-largest single-day outflow since its listing. This sell-off coincided with the stock market turmoil triggered by the earnings report of tech giant Nvidia, indicating a sharp rise in market risk aversion. Bitcoin also fell below the $82,000 mark today (21st) .
According to data monitored by SoSoValue , eight Bitcoin ETFs experienced outflows on Thursday (Eastern Time). BlackRock’s IBIT was the hardest hit, with a net outflow of $355 million in a single day. Grayscale’s GBTC saw a net outflow of $199 million, and Fidelity’s FBTC also suffered a loss of $190 million. Bitwise, Ark & 21Shares, VanEck, and Franklin Templeton funds also all experienced outflows.
This is the worst single-day performance since February 25th of this year, when US President Donald Trump announced a new round of trade tariffs, triggering a simultaneous panic sell-off in both the stock and currency markets.
Since November, US Bitcoin ETFs have seen a net outflow of $3.79 billion, surpassing the previous high in February and setting a new record for the largest monthly outflow. IBIT alone has seen outflows exceeding $2 billion this month.
BTC Markets analyst Rachael Lucas noted, “This is a stark contrast to the steady inflows of funds at the beginning of the month, and it’s not just the cryptocurrency market that’s bleeding; Nvidia’s surge in accounts receivable in its earnings report has spooked the stock market and triggered broader risk aversion.”
When tech giants stumble, global liquidity tightens, and Bitcoin is naturally affected.
Amidst widespread market devastation, Rachael Lucas urged investors to remain calm: “Institutions haven’t abandoned ship; they’ve simply furled their sails in the storm.”
She emphasized that Bitcoin spot ETFs still saw a cumulative net inflow of $57.4 billion, with total assets accounting for approximately 6.5% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization.
When the market is in a state of extreme panic, it is often the time when th
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