Bitcoin spot ETFs post $282.56 million in net outflows

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $282.56 million in net outflows on Sept. 10, according to SoSoValue’s US crypto spot ETF dashboard. The reading marked a third straight session of net redemptions for the category.

The figure is close to other public trackers cited in crypto coverage, which rounded the day’s Bitcoin ETF outflows to about $283 million. The small difference appears to reflect rounding rather than a separate market event.

Net outflows at that scale do not by themselves explain Bitcoin’s price action, but they do show that more money left the funds than entered them on the day. In a market that closely watches ETF flows as a gauge of allocator demand, the three-day streak adds to a short-term soft patch in the product set.

Three straight days of redemptions

The Sept. 10 session extended a run of withdrawals that had already built across the prior two trading days. The broader takeaway is narrow but clear: US spot Bitcoin ETFs were still seeing net selling pressure at the end of that stretch, even if individual funds may have seen different inflow and outflow patterns inside the group.

The dashboard reference provides the central flow total, but not a deeper issuer-by-issuer breakdown in the material available for this report. That leaves the main confirmed point unchanged: the category finished the day with a sizable net outflow, not a net inflow.

For readers tracking the funds as a sentiment barometer, the latest print is best read as a single-day data point inside a short sequence, rather than as proof of a larger structural shift on its own.