Bitcoin ETFs remained under selling pressure on January 30, logging $509.70 million in net outflows. This keeps the recent trend negative, with redemptions on four of the last five trading days. At the same time, BTC failed to regain strong momentum and stayed around $83,000.
Big funds shaped the day’s flows
Most of the action came from the largest products:
- BlackRock’s IBIT posted the biggest pullback, with $528.30 million leaving the fund.
- Fidelity’s FBTC was one of the few bright spots, recording $7.30 million in net inflows.
Looking at the weekly picture through January 30, the numbers stayed heavy: about $1.49 billion flowed out of Bitcoin ETFs, after the previous week already saw roughly $1.33 billion in outflows.
Total assets moved lower as redemptions continued
As withdrawals stacked up, total net assets across Bitcoin ETFs declined to $106.96 billion, down from $115.88 billion on January 23. Over the same window, cumulative net inflows slipped from $56.49 billion to $55.01 billion.
January 29 delivered the largest daily outflow in this wave
The sharpest single-day hit arrived on January 29, when Bitcoin ETFs recorded $817.87 million in redemptions—the biggest daily outflow during this recent selling stretch.
Other daily flow figures in the same period included:
- January 27: $147.37 million in outflows
- January 28: $19.64 million in outflows
- January 26: $6.84 million in inflows (a brief pause before outflows resumed)
On January 30, only a couple of funds showed positive movement:
- ARKB (Ark & 21Shares): $8.34 million in inflows
- VanEck HODL: $2.96 million in inflows
Several products reported no net flow for the day, including GBTC (and the mini trust), BITB, BTCO, BRRR, EZBC, BTCW, and DEFI.
Trading volume cooled
Activity also slowed compared with the prior session:
- Value traded on January 30: $5.32 billion
- Value traded the previous day: $7.51 billion
Across the broader window from January 20 to January 30, the cumulative outflow total reached about $2.82 billion from Bitcoin ETFs.
Largest cumulative inflow leaders
Even with recent withdrawals, the long-term leaders remain:
- IBIT: $61.96 billion in cumulative net inflows
- FBTC: $11.27 billion in cumulative net inflows
Ethereum ETFs also moved lower, with BlackRock leading outflows
Ethereum spot ETFs also ended January 30 in the red, reporting $252.87 million in net outflows:
- BlackRock’s ETHA: $157.16 million outflows
- Fidelity’s FETH: $95.71 million outflows
As a result, Ethereum ETF totals softened:
- Total net assets: $15.86 billion (down from $17.70 billion on January 23)
- Cumulative net inflow: $11.97 billion (down from $12.30 billion)
- Value traded on January 30: $1.80 billion
Ethereum ETFs have now posted outflows in three of the last four trading days, with:
- January 29: $155.61 million outflows
- January 27: $63.53 million outflows
- January 28: $28.10 million inflows (a short-lived reversal)
