Bitcoin ETFs experienced a notable net outflow of $1.14 billion on February 25th, with cumulative inflows at $37.88 billion. This indicates continued capital movement within the sector despite recent outflows. IBIT, managed by BlackRock, currently holds the highest net assets at $51.42 billion, experiencing a daily net outflow of -$164.37 million. FBTC, from Fidelity Investments, saw the largest daily outflow of – $344.65 million among listed ETFs. Grayscale’s GBTC continues to face outflows, totaling -$22.23 billion in cumulative withdrawals. 5.78% of Bitcoin’s market cap is attributed to these ETF holdings, highlighting their significant role within the broader cryptocurrency landscape. 8 other ETFs also showed significant net outflows. IBIT’s price dropped -0.30%, while FBTC fell -0.43%. GBTC saw a drop of -0.39% in value. Other ETFs experienced notable declines as well, including ARKB (-0.44%), BITB (-0.88%) and BTC (-0.85%). Despite the outflows, Grayscale’s BTC ETF remained with a positive premium at +0.15%, signifying continued investor confidence.