HedgeCo.Net — U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $282.7 million of net outflows on September 10 per Farside Investors figures carried by The Crypto Times, marking a third consecutive session of net selling. CryptoTimes tallied September 8 at ?$46.6 million, September 9 at ?$120.2 million, and September 10 at ?$282.7 million for a three-day total near $449.5 million. SoSoValue’s parallel print rounded the September 10 session to about $283 million, with aggregate spot BTC ETF AUM near $97.49 billion and cumulative net inflows near $55.17 billion; both data vendors are cited in the secondary tape.
Fund-level Farside detail in that coverage showed ARKB at ?$164.3 million, GBTC ?$36.4 million, FBTC ?$33.6 million, IBIT ?$24.5 million, HODL ?$15.3 million, and BITB ?$12.6 million, while MSBT posted an inflow of about $4 million. CryptoTimes’ Farside framing still put September net flows roughly $320.5 million positive through September 10 despite the three-day streak.
These are vendor flow prints, not a change in ETF creation mechanics or a single-manager redemption event. Use about $283 million / about $282.7 million carefully and keep Farside and SoSoValue both in view; treat the three-day ~$449.5 million draw and ARKB’s lead outflow as sourced. Do not invent a CPI print outcome, a forced liquidator, or month-to-date figures beyond the ~$320.5 million September-to-date positive note. The allocator object is short-horizon institutional BTC ETF flow risk into a macro data week.