Daily trading volumes for US spot Bitcoin ETFs have dropped about 78% from their October 2025 peak of $4.4 billion to under $1 billion, reflecting cooling institutional enthusiasm and Bitcoin's price consolidation between $58,000 and $65,000. Despite June 2026 marking the worst month for ETF outflows, total assets under management remain strong at $78-$100 billion, indicating that institutional investors have not fully exited. Major ETF issuers like BlackRock and Fidelity have shifted from active trading to steady portfolio management, signaling a more subdued market phase. This volume decline removes a key demand driver for Bitcoin, suggesting a pause in the rapid growth seen in 2025 until institutional conviction stabilizes.
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