U.S.-listed cryptocurrency funds have recorded massive outflows, negatively impacting their total assets. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have seen significant redemptions amidst broader investor sell-offs.
Trends in Bitcoin ETF Outflows
As of August 5, 2025, the total assets in U.S.-based Bitcoin ETFs stood at 1,286,944 BTC, equivalent to approximately $146.9 billion. In one day, these funds faced a net outflow of 3,858 BTC, amounting to around $440.35 million. Among the largest redemptions, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) reported an outflow of 2,544 BTC, reducing its total balance to 738,489 BTC valued at $84.29 billion.
Severe Reductions in Ethereum ETF Assets
Ethereum ETFs also experienced considerable losses on August 5, with total net redemptions reaching 155,688 ETH, valued at over $565.93 million. The leading fund, iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), led all funds with an outflow of 101,975 ETH, bringing its holdings down to 2,927,084 ETH, equivalent to $10.64 billion. Over the past week, Ethereum ETFs saw combined outflows of 100,900 ETH, representing $366.77 million in redemptions.
Overall Condition of Crypto Funds
Despite the overall downturn, some funds such as the Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF (BTCO) showed slight positive results with an inflow of 99 BTC. However, the overall picture remains negative, with cumulative outflows from Bitcoin ETFs totaling 9,733 BTC in the last seven days, exceeding $1.11 billion. The crypto fund sector continues to face severe outflows from investors.
The situation in the cryptocurrency fund market remains tense, with significant losses for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Ongoing sell-offs reflect growing investor concerns and potential shifts in market sentiment.
