[Analyst: Bitcoin ETF Outflows Expected to Continue in June, Stabilizing or Turning to Slight Inflows in Mid-to-Late Month] BlockBeats News, June 8: Last week, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs reported a net outflow of $1.72 billion, marking the largest weekly net outflow since February 2025. The Bitcoin ETF with the largest net asset size—BlackRock's IBIT—recorded a $1.34 billion outflow last week, the largest weekly net outflow since its launch in January 2024. Overall, ETFs have continued the negative outflow trend seen since May, which ultimately recorded a $2.43 billion monthly net outflow. Andri Fauzan Adziima, Head of Research at Bitrue Institute, stated that the primary driver of last week's ETF outflows was macroeconomic headlines, particularly recent U.S. employment data. The strong May 2026 (non-farm payroll) report highlighted the resilience of the labor market, reducing the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in the short term and pushing up U.S. Treasury yields. This made yield-bearing bonds far more attractive than yieldless Bitcoin. Coupled with geopolitical uncertainties, this triggered widespread risk-off sentiment in recent trading days, impacting not only the digital asset market but also other sectors, including artificial intelligence, tech stocks, and gold. It is expected that the outflow pressure will persist in early June but stabilize or turn slightly positive by mid-to-late month, as panic sentiment bottoms out, seasonal factors in June provide support, and any macro-level easing triggers inflows. [Original Link]