Bitcoin ETFs Experience Disrupted Inflow Trend Amid Declining Bitcoin Price

The steady influx into US spot BTC ETFs has suddenly come to a standstill amid a resurgence of pessimistic sentiment and political challenges. On 1 July 2025, the 12 US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs together experienced $342.25 million in net outflows. This represents the conclusion of a vigorous 15-day streak that had resulted in $4.73 billion flowing into US spot Bitcoin ETFs since mid-June.

Fidelity’s FBTC recorded the largest exit with $172.73 million in outflows, while Grayscale’s GBTC noted $119.51 million in redemptions.

ARK21Shares’ ARKB faced $27.03 million in outflows, and Bitwise’s BITB reported $22.98 million in redemptions.

BTC ETF Flow

GBTC $119.5m outflow

Largest GBTC outflow since 7 Jan 2025https://t.co/04S8jMGSPF pic.twitter.com/3bC9KbNknB

— Farside Investors (@FarsideUK) July 1, 2025

This quarter has been relatively slow for Bitcoin. Conversely, ETH-focused funds combined to attract $40.68 million in net inflows.

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Effects of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Bitcoin ▲0.75% is trading around $107,000, hardly in a vulnerable position.

Nevertheless, the sharp change in BTC ETF flows coincided with the US Senate’s approval of the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.” This package, amounting to $3.3 trillion, was passed by a narrow 51-50 vote. Notably, Vice President JD Vance cast the deciding vote. Importantly, the bill did not include any provisions concerning Bitcoin, mining, or locking tokens.

This omission left many in the crypto sector dissatisfied.

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Crypto ETFs Guidance: Current SEC Requirements for Issuers

The US Securities and Trading protocol Commission has at last provided crypto ETF issuers with what they’ve been seeking: clarity. On 1 July 2025, the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance released a comprehensive guide detailing what applicants must include in their submissions for any chance of obtaining cryptocurrency ETF approval. This guidance comes at a time when interest in Ethereum-related products continues to grow.

While it’s not particularly light reading, it represents a significant advancement for companies aiming to launch funds linked to digital assets such as Ethereum or coin collections. Instead of leaving issuers in the dark, the SEC is clearly outlining everything from valuation to custody to who’s overseeing the calculations behind the scenes.

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