Hong Kong's six spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have experienced their highest net outflows since their inception on April 30, marking a significant shift in investor sentiment.

The three Bitcoin ETFs, managed by China Asset Management, Harvest, and Bosera HashKey, saw a combined net outflow of 519.5 BTC, a substantial increase from the previous day's outflow of 99.99 BTC. China Asset Management's Bitcoin ETF led the outflows, with 251.65 BTC leaving the product, followed by Harvest's outflow of 147.86 BTC and Bosera HashKey's 119.99 BTC.

As of Monday, these three ETFs held approximately 3,560 BTC, with total net assets decreasing to $219.7 million from $262.7 million on Friday. This significant outflow reflects a notable shift in investor behavior, with many opting to withdraw their Bitcoin holdings from these ETFs.

The three spot Ether ETFs also saw their largest daily net outflows, with 2,270 ETH leaving the products on Monday. In comparison, there were zero flows on Friday and an outflow of 471.25 ETH on Thursday. The three ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $6.6 million in USD terms on Monday.

At the time of the report, Bitcoin was trading at around $62,400, an increase of 2.74% over the past 24 hours. This development highlights the dynamic nature of the cryptocurrency market, with investors constantly reassessing their positions in response to market fluctuations.