BlackRock saw the largest weekly outflow of cash from its Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) since November 2025, after recording continuous daily withdrawals throughout the past week, as the Bitcoin ETF market came under broad selling pressure.

Despite maintaining its position as the largest player in the Bitcoin ETF market, BlackRock also took the biggest share of the outflows the sector saw during the week, according to data from the Arkham Intelligence platform.

The data showed that BlackRock’s fund recorded daily Bitcoin sales over the course of the week, with total outflows of about $1.01 billion, in the largest weekly withdrawal wave the company has faced since the end of 2025.

These moves came amid rising volatility in the cryptocurrency market and a decline in risk appetite, as Bitcoin and a number of other major digital assets continued trading in the red, prompting many institutional investors to cut their market exposure and hedge against further potential losses.

At the sector level as a whole, Bitcoin ETFs recorded total outflows of $1.26 billion during the week, meaning that BlackRock bore the majority of the withdrawal wave that hit the market—an indication of growing caution among investors as uncertainty continues in digital-asset markets.

#StockTradingChallengeUpTo17000U #USIranDraftDeal #2gGoldEvery10Minutes #HYPEMarketCapSurpassesDOGE #PlatinumCardCreatorExclusive $BTC $GT $SOL