BTC ETF Flows Turn Negative as SEC Delays Reg Crypto Meeting
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have shed roughly $96.2 million over the past four sessions, reversing the $626 million three day inflow streak that opened August. Bitcoin itself is holding near $63,275, down 0.4% on the day, and the flow reversal matters more than the price action because it signals the institutional bid has turned tactical rather than directional. Layer in an SEC that abruptly postponed its first major digital asset rulemaking with no new date, and the setup for crypto heading into September looks like drift, not resolution.
Key Takeaways US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of roughly $96.2 million over the last four sessions (+$101.7M, -$144.6M, +$7.8M, -$61.1M), reversing a $6…
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