Bitcoin ETF Outflows Just Hit a 3-Month High of $635 Million: What’s Driving the Exit?
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- Bitcoin ETF Outflows Just Hit a 3-Month High of $635 Million: What’s Driving the Exit?
- Today’s CLARITY Act markup at 10:30 AM ET is the next binary event, with Polymarket pricing 73% odds of passage and Citi Group tying a $143,000 Bitcoin target directly to the bill clearing Congress.
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Bitcoin ETF Outflows Just Hit a 3-Month High of $635 Million: What’s Driving the Exit? Sam Daodu Thu, May 14, 2026 at 10:43 PM GMT+7 6 min read BTC-USD Quick Read U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $635 million on May 13—the largest single-day outflow since January 29—with Black Rock’s IBIT leading at $284.69 million and the five-day cumulative damage reaching $1.26 billion across all 11 funds.
There were three key reasons for the outflows: April’s CPI came in at 3.8% on Tuesday, PPI surged to 6% on Wednesday (the highest since December 2022), and Kevin Warsh’s confirmation as Fed Chair in a 54-45 vote locked in a hawkish reading that pushed rate hike odds to roughly 39%.
Today’s CLARITY Act markup at 10:30 AM ET is the next binary event, with Polymarket pricing 73% odds of passage and Citi Group tying a $143,000 Bitcoin target directly to the bill clearing Congress.