The sale of Bitcoin certificates continues -. The flow rate reaches four days.
Institutional demand for Bitcoin remains under pressure.
Early data for Tuesday shows that U.S. Bitcoin ETFs are posting at least $95 million in net inflows, extending the current drawing streak to four consecutive trading sessions.
BlackRocks IBIT accounted for about $78.2 million in inflows, while Fidelitys FBTC lost about $36.8 million. The Morgan Stanley fund was one of the few that showed a positive flow, with inflows of approximately $20 million.
Over the course of the four-day exit streak, approximately $1.14 billion has now left the funds.
This comes after Bitcoin ETFs suffered their worst week since June and moved into negative net inflows for 2026.
The funds still control net assets of about $93 billion, so it is not a case of ETF collapse. The important change is direction.
During Bitcoin's strongest rallies, ETF investors have provided sustained daily buying pressure.
Right now they are doing the opposite.
Important: The next key signal is whether institutional investors start buying aggressively in the low $70k area or continue to reduce exposure.
Bitcoin can absorb a selloff.
But sustained demand for ETFs has historically made rallies much easier.
For now, Wall Street is still taking money off the table.