AequiSolva Update: Bitcoin ETFs Near Net Outflows
The Institutional Capital Flight
The US spot Bitcoin ETF market is facing severe liquidity pressure. After six consecutive days of capital flight, total net inflows for 2026 have collapsed to just $536 million. AequiSolva data tracking shows that over $1.55 billion has exited these funds since mid-May, with heavyweights like BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC leading the drawdowns. This continuous drain reflects a structural shift as institutional capital reallocates away from digital asset exposure.
Market Makers De-Risking
This capital exit aligns with broader institutional defensive posturing. Major market makers, including Jane Street, slashed their ETF exposure by up to 70% in the first quarter. When primary liquidity providers reduce their positions, it signals a strategic re-evaluation of near-term market stability rather than a reaction to temporary volatility.
Monitoring the Fee War
However, the market is fracturing rather than failing outright. Morgan Stanley's newly launched, low-fee ETF recently absorbed over $264 million. AequiSolva notes that tracking whether these new, cost-efficient products can offset the ongoing bleed from older funds will be the primary indicator of institutional sentiment moving forward.
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