Bitcoin ETFs Log Record Eighth Straight Negative Week as Hyperliquid Flows Collapse
$BTC exchange-traded funds extended their outflow streak to a record eighth consecutive negative week, even as a large Thursday inflow failed to reverse the tide. Hyperliquid ETFs — which launched in May — took in just…
$BTC exchange-traded funds extended their outflow streak to a record eighth consecutive negative week, even as a large Thursday inflow failed to reverse the tide. Hyperliquid ETFs — which launched in May — took in just $4.3 million for the week, their smallest weekly total since debuting, a sharp pullback from the record $111 million they attracted the prior week.
Eight Weeks in the Red: $BTC ETFs Set an Outflow Record
The eighth straight negative week marks a record for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Equally notable is what the streak required to sustain itself: a Thursday inflow described as large was not enough to tip the weekly balance into positive territory, which indicates the weight of outflows on the surrounding days was significant by any standard.
A single-day surge can soften or mask a bearish weekly read. In this case it did not. The net print was negative regardless, and the streak now stands as the longest on record for the product class.
Hyperliquid ETFs: Record High to Post-Launch Low in One Reporting Period
Hyperliquid ETFs registered $4.3 million in weekly inflows — the weakest figure since the products began trading in May. The prior week had logged $111 million, identified as a record for the vehicle.
The move from record intake to post-launch low in a single period is a more abrupt reversal than sequential decline numbers typically show. The available data does not specify what drove either the record surge or the subsequent drop, so the directional signal remains difficult to read. What the figures confirm is that demand fell to its softest level since launch — and did so immediately after its strongest.