Bitcoin ETFs See $91M Outflow; Morgan Stanley’s MSBT Gains
Bitcoin ETFs posted $90.66 million in outflows on June 18, led by BlackRock’s IBIT (-$96.66M). Morgan Stanley’s MSBT drew $10.43M amid light trading before Juneteenth.
On June 18, bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $90.66 million, driven by a $96.66 million withdrawal from BlackRock’s IBIT. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT posted $10.43 million in inflows.
Total value traded in bitcoin ETFs was $2.40 billion and total net assets in the category closed at $78.32 billion. VanEck’s HODL had a $4.44 million outflow. MSBT has logged four consecutive days of inflows despite the broader redemptions across bitcoin products.
Ether-linked ETFs had net outflows of $12.77 million, all from BlackRock’s ETHA. The ether ETF complex recorded $436.41 million in traded value for the session and held $9.30 billion in net assets.
Bitwise’s BSOL for Solana attracted $2.99 million, with total traded value of $38.30 million and net assets of $794.01 million. Bitwise’s XRP product added $2.55 million; traded value in the XRP group was $11.98 million and net assets stood at $994.81 million. HYPE-themed ETFs reported no trading activity and closed with $221.22 million in net assets.
ETF analyst Henry Jim noted two filings from Franklin for funds that would reinvest dividends into bitcoin rather than distribute cash. The Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF and the Franklin US Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF list an effective date of Sept. 1, 2026.
Trading volume was lighter as many participants reduced activity ahead of the Juneteenth market holiday when U.S. markets were closed.
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