BREAKING
The data was published on September 2, 2026, with a caveat that only 3 of 13 eligible funds had reported at the time of the tally, meaning the final figure could shift.
IBIT Dominates the Outflow Picture
BlackRock’s IBIT was responsible for $201.2M of the total — representing approximately 85.1% of all reported net outflows for the session. That concentration in a single fund is notable: with just three funds reporting, IBIT alone accounted for the overwhelming share of the day’s redemptions.
Fidelity’s FBTC contributed roughly $43.67M in additional outflows, while Bitwise’s BITB was the only fund to record meaningful positive flows on the day, pulling in approximately $8.38M in net inflows. The remaining 10 funds had not yet reported when the initial data was published.
Fund-Level Breakdown
| BlackRock IBIT | -$201.2M | 85.1% |
| Fidelity FBTC | -$43.67M | 18.5% |
| Bitwise BITB | +$8.38M | — (inflow) |
| Remaining 10 funds | Not yet reported | — |
Data partial — 10 of 13 funds had not yet reported.
Market Context
The outflow session coincided with broad selling pressure in Bitcoin markets. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $76,516, down 2.04% over the past 24 hours, with a market cap of approximately $1.537 trillion and 24-hour volume of $28.87B. Reports noted that Bitcoin had slipped below the $77,500 level as macro-driven risk-off sentiment weighed on demand. This reversal followed a period of prior-session inflows, underscoring how quickly institutional flow direction can shift under macro pressure.
What the Numbers Show
- The $236.5M figure is a partial read — with 10 funds still unreported, the final daily total may be higher or lower.
- IBIT’s 85.1% concentration of reported outflows is the dominant story: when the largest Bitcoin ETF by AUM reverses, it moves the headline number decisively.
- BITB’s $8.38M inflow shows demand was not entirely absent — at least one fund attracted buyers on the down day.
- This is noted as the largest daily Bitcoin ETF outflow since July 31, marking a meaningful reset in September’s flow trajectory.
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