Bitcoin ETF selling pressure is back.

U.S. spot $BTC ETFs recorded approximately $295.9 million in net outflows on September 16, extending the withdrawal streak to a second consecutive trading session.

The previous session was even heavier, with $450.4 million leaving $BTC ETFs. Together, investors pulled around $746.3 million in just two trading days. �

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🏦 BlackRock Leads the Latest Outflows:

On September 16, BlackRock’s IBIT recorded about $144.1 million in outflows.

Other major withdrawals included:

ARKB: $84.4M outflow

Fidelity FBTC: $52.7M outflow

Grayscale GBTC: $18.2M outflow

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley’s MSBT recorded a small $3.5M inflow. �

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📉 Why Does This Matter for BTC?

ETF flows are closely watched because they provide an important indication of demand from investors using regulated spot Bitcoin products.

The latest withdrawals came during a period of broader market pressure, including the failed U.S. Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act and heightened attention around Federal Reserve policy. Bitcoin was trading around the $75K–$76K area during the period. �

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However, two days of outflows alone do not confirm a long-term bearish trend. Traders will be watching whether ETF withdrawals continue or whether fresh institutional demand returns in the next sessions.

👀 What to Watch Next:

ETF Flows → Fed Policy → BTC $76K Support → $80K Recovery

If ETF outflows continue, selling pressure could remain an important factor for Bitcoin. On the other hand, a return to strong ETF inflows could signal renewed demand.

The next few trading sessions may reveal whether this is a temporary risk-off move or the start of a longer period of institutional selling.

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