US Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $424.66 Million in Net Outflows on July 13, 2026

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of $424.66 million on Monday, July 13, 2026, marking the biggest one-day withdrawal so far this month, according to SoSoValue. The pullback snaps last week's net inflow of $197.4 million, which had briefly broken an eight-week streak of net losses. SoSoValue data show year-to-date cumulative net outflows for the products at roughly $5.8 billion. Total net assets across the ETF trusts stood at $74.79 billion at Monday's close. Institutional demand continues to look fragile after a volatile stretch. June 2026 was the worst month on record for these funds, with total withdrawals of $4,510 million. Despite the latest pressure, the ETFs have maintained a sizable base of capital since launching in January 2024. As of Monday's close, lifetime cumulative net inflows were $50,850 million, after topping the $50 billion mark in July 2025. The choppy pattern of inflows and outflows is fueling uncertainty over near-term price stability. CoinGecko data put Bitcoin at $62,589 at the time of publication, down about 30% from the start of the year. The reversal comes as market participants debate where the cycle stands. CryptoQuant analyst Sunny Mom estimates nearly $10,000 million has been withdrawn from these ETFs since Oct. 11, 2025. She notes that accumulation by large holders, or "whales", could help limit further downside in the short term, while cautioning it is not yet a clear signal of a durable recovery. Capital-flow trends over the next few New York Stock Exchange sessions will be closely watched for signs that institutional demand can regain stability after the sharp early-week adjustment.