Bitcoin ETFs recorded $449.8 million in net outflows over one day, equal to 5,461 BTC. Ethereum ETFs lost $120.38 million, or 47,511 ETH, over the same period. The seven-day totals were also negative: $160.69 million for Bitcoin ETFs and $485.33 million for Ethereum ETFs.
Why it matters
The figures show withdrawals across both major crypto ETF categories, rather than a move isolated to Bitcoin or Ethereum. Ethereum ETFs had the larger outflow over seven days, while Bitcoin ETFs saw the larger one-day dollar withdrawal.
Market impact
The data points to weaker net ETF flows in the short term for both assets. Whether this develops into a sustained trend will depend on subsequent flow reports.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose in one day?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $449.8 million in one-day net outflows, equal to 5,461 BTC.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose in one day?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $120.38 million in one-day net outflows, equal to 47,511 ETH.
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Which ETF category had larger outflows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs had larger seven-day net outflows at $485.33 million, compared with $160.69 million for Bitcoin ETFs.
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Which category had the larger one-day dollar outflow?
Bitcoin ETFs had the larger one-day dollar outflow, shedding $449.8 million compared with $120.38 million for Ethereum ETFs.
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What do the reported flows indicate?
Both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs had net outflows over one day and seven days, pointing to weaker short-term flows across both categories.
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