U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of 3,539 BTC, worth approximately $266.15 million, on April 14, 2026, according to the latest daily flow data tracked by on-chain analytics account Lookonchain. Ethereum ETFs also posted minor daily outflows, though both assets maintained positive net flows over the trailing seven-day window.
Bitcoin ETFs shed $266 million in a single day
The April 14 update from Lookonchain showed Bitcoin ETFs losing 3,539 BTC in net redemptions across all listed U.S. spot products. At prevailing prices, that single-day outflow translated to roughly $266.15 million exiting the funds.
Bitcoin was trading near $75,428 at the time, up nearly 5% over the prior 24 hours. The rebound in spot price alongside heavy ETF redemptions suggests that the selling pressure originated from fund-level rebalancing rather than broad market panic.
The Fear and Greed Index sat at 21, classified as Extreme Fear, reinforcing that broader sentiment remained cautious despite the spot price bounce. This reading aligns with the pattern of institutional outflows coinciding with risk-off positioning across crypto markets.
Weekly flows remain positive despite daily selling
The sharper context emerges from the seven-day view. Over the trailing week, Bitcoin ETFs still posted a cumulative net inflow of +508 BTC, worth approximately $38.22 million. The daily $266 million outflow, while significant, did not erase the broader weekly accumulation trend.
That divergence matters. A single day of heavy redemptions inside an otherwise positive week points to a short-term repositioning event rather than a sustained institutional exit. Similar one-day pullbacks within positive weekly windows have appeared in previous months, including a comparable pattern when U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $291 million in net outflows on April 13.
24-hour trading volume across Bitcoin markets reached roughly $65.1 billion, with a total market cap near $1.51 trillion. Elevated volume on a day of heavy ETF outflows suggests active two-sided trading rather than thin-market capitulation.
Ethereum ETFs mirror the pattern at smaller scale
Ethereum ETFs followed the same daily-negative, weekly-positive structure. The April 14 data showed a one-day net outflow of 780 ETH, valued at approximately $1.84 million.
Over the seven-day window, however, Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of +4,026 ETH, worth roughly $9.5 million. The weekly positive trend held despite the daily dip, echoing the Bitcoin ETF dynamic at a much smaller absolute scale.
The gap in magnitude is notable. Bitcoin ETF daily outflows reached $266 million compared to Ethereum’s $1.84 million, a ratio that reflects the still-dominant share of institutional capital allocated to BTC-denominated products. Ethereum ETFs continue to attract smaller but consistently positive weekly flows, a trend that has been building as institutional DeFi infrastructure matures and more traditional allocators explore ETH exposure.
For both assets, the takeaway from the April 14 snapshot is the same: one-day outflows grabbed the headline, but the trailing-week data tells a less dramatic story. Investors tracking ETF flows for directional signals should weigh the weekly trend alongside daily figures, particularly during periods of extreme fear sentiment like the current reading of 21.
The next few daily reports will clarify whether April 14 was an isolated repositioning day or the start of a broader weekly reversal. Scheduled ETF flow updates from Lookonchain and risk-focused institutional coverage providers will offer the next data points for comparison.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
