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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $105.43 million in net inflows over one day and $142.56 million over seven days. Ethereum ETFs moved in the opposite direction, with $193.41 million in daily outflows and $381.56 million over seven days.
Why it matters
The flow data points to diverging demand across the two largest crypto assets. Bitcoin funds remained net positive across both periods, while Ethereum funds saw substantially larger withdrawals.
Market impact
The figures measure ETF flows, not direct changes in token prices. Whether the split persists across subsequent reporting periods will show if the gap in fund demand is sustained.
Frequently asked questions
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How did Bitcoin ETF flows compare with Ethereum ETF flows?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows over both one and seven days. Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows over both periods.
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs gain over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $142.56 million in net inflows over seven days.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $381.56 million in net outflows over seven days.
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Were the daily ETF flows positive for both assets?
No. Bitcoin ETFs had $105.43 million in net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs had $193.41 million in net outflows.
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Do ETF flow figures directly show changes in token prices?
No. The figures measure net flows into and out of ETFs, not direct changes in Bitcoin or Ethereum prices.
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