Bitcoin Spot ETFs Record $3.8B Net Outflows Over Five Weeks, Then Add $875.5M After Feb. 20

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $3.8 billion in net outflows over five consecutive weeks through the end of February, the longest streak since early 2025, CryptoSlate data show. During this period Bitcoin traded mostly near $60,000 and is now around $68,000, while the outflow phase coincided with heightened uncertainty around tariff policy spilling over into interest rates, equities and commodities. Fund flows reversed after February 20, when these products logged roughly $875.5 million in net inflows between February 20 and 27 across several days of strong share creation, partly offsetting but not erasing the prior withdrawals. The report notes that sustained positive weekly flows would signal a reopening of institutional funding, whereas a relapse into extended net outflows would imply continued contraction even if prices attempt to recover.