##  [# IBIT Suffers Record Daily Outflow As Bitcoin Tumbles Below $90K](/sections/features/ibit-suffers-record-daily-outflow-bitcoin-tumbles-below-90k) 

 

# IBIT Suffers Record Daily Outflow As Bitcoin Tumbles Below $90K

 

 

IBIT just posted its biggest daily outflow ever as the world’s largest bitcoin fund sees assets plunge and investors head for the exits.



 

 

 

 

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 Nov 19, 2025

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The [**iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT)**](/ibit) logged its worst single-day outflow since launch on Tuesday, with $523 million leaving the fund, according to Bloomberg data. The previous record was set just last Friday, when $463 million exited.  
  
It’s been a brutal stretch for the world’s largest bitcoin ETF. Roughly $1.4 billion has left IBIT over the past week and $1.9 billion over the past month. Assets under management have slid from a peak of $99.4 billion on Oct. 6 to about $70 billion today.  
  
While the outflows are significant, most of the drop in AUM reflects price action rather than investors pulling money out. IBIT has swung from a 34% year-to-date gain to a 4% year-to-date loss as bitcoin fell from its record high of $125,000 last month to below $90,000 this week for the first time in seven months.  
  
![IBITytdreturn](/sites/default/files/inline-images/IBITytdreturn.png)  
  
The sell-off has come during a broader risk-off move across financial markets, but bitcoin has been notably weak. For comparison, the [**Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ)**](/qqq) has fallen more than 6% over the same stretch, while the [**VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH)**](/smh) is down 10%.  
  
IBIT isn’t the only spot bitcoin ETF under pressure. Over the past month, investors have pulled $643 million from the [**Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC)**](/fbtc), $397 million from the [**Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC)**](/gbtc), $179 million from the [**ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB)**](/arkb), $108 million from the [**Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC)**](/btc) and $83 million from the [**Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB)**](/bitb).  
  
Despite the downturn, spot bitcoin ETFs still show positive inflows for 2025. Year to date, the category has attracted $23 billion, driven almost entirely by IBIT’s $25.9 billion haul. GBTC, meanwhile, has seen $3.4 billion in redemptions.



 

 

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