Bitcoin ETF Outflows reached $276 million in one day.
Fidelity’s FBTC saw the largest Bitcoin ETF withdrawal.
Ethereum ETFs also recorded $129 million in net outflows.
The crypto investment market faced renewed selling pressure on February 11 (Eastern Time), as Bitcoin ETF Outflows totaled $276 million in a single day. The sudden pullback signals cautious sentiment among institutional investors, especially after recent market volatility.
Among the funds, Fidelity Investments’ Bitcoin ETF, FBTC, recorded the largest single outflow, losing $92.59 million. This sharp movement suggests that even major asset managers are feeling the impact of shifting investor strategies.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have played a key role in attracting institutional capital into the crypto market. However, days like this show how sensitive these products remain to short-term price swings and macroeconomic uncertainty.
Ethereum Funds Also Under Pressure
The trend was not limited to Bitcoin products. Ethereum spot ETFs also experienced notable withdrawals, with total net outflows reaching $129 million. Fidelity’s Ethereum fund, FETH, led the decline with $67.09 million exiting the fund.
This synchronized movement across both Bitcoin and Ethereum investment products highlights broader caution in the digital asset space. When both major crypto assets see fund withdrawals at the same time, it often reflects wider market uncertainty rather than asset-specific issues.
On February 11, Eastern Time, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $276 million, with Fidelity's FBTC leading the outflows at $92.59 million. Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of $129 million, with Fidelity's FETH seeing the largest outflow of $67.09 million.… pic.twitter.com/HTzGckxNld
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) February 12, 2026
What Bitcoin ETF Outflows Could Signal
While one day of outflows does not confirm a long-term trend, it does provide insight into current investor behavior. Bitcoin ETF Outflows at this scale may indicate profit-taking, risk-off sentiment, or portfolio rebalancing by institutional players.
Market participants are closely watching whether this is a temporary adjustment or the beginning of a larger shift in capital flows. Historically, ETF movements can influence short-term price action, especially when large sums enter or exit the market quickly.
As the crypto market matures, ETF flows remain a key indicator of institutional confidence. Investors will be monitoring upcoming data to determine whether buying interest returns or if further outflows continue in the coming days.
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