Bitcoin ETFs recorded their eighth consecutive week of net outflows despite a large Thursday inflow; Hyperliquid ETFs saw inflows drop to $4.3M from $111M the prior week.
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds extended their outflow streak to eight consecutive weeks, marking a record duration of net withdrawals despite a substantial inflow recorded on Thursday of the most recent period. The persistent outflows underscore sustained selling pressure across the Bitcoin ETF complex even as a single day's buying activity briefly interrupted the broader trend.
Hyperliquid ETFs, which launched in May, experienced a sharp deceleration in investor interest. Inflows into Hyperliquid ETFs dropped to $4.3 million in the latest week, down from $111 million the prior week, representing the smallest weekly figure since the product's inception. The collapse in weekly inflows signals a dramatic loss of momentum for the emerging derivatives-linked fund category.
The divergence between Thursday's localized inflow and the week's overall negative result leaves unclear whether the daily surge reflects a temporary bounce or the start of a reversal. The material does not specify the size of Thursday's inflow relative to total weekly outflows, nor does it detail whether outflows are concentrated in Bitcoin or other asset class ETFs.