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Bitcoin ETFs Pull in $213M on Apr 24 as SOL Funds Log Seven-Day Streak

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a single-day net inflow of 2,733 BTC ($213.15M) on April 24, extending a strong weekly run…

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a single-day net inflow of 2,733 BTC ($213.15M) on April 24, extending a strong weekly run to 18,232 BTC ($1.42B) over seven days — a signal that institutional demand remains firm heading into late April.

Solana ETF products continued their quiet accumulation, adding 73,827 SOL ($6.39M) on the day and 264,588 SOL ($22.89M) across the week, underscoring growing allocator interest in the asset beyond the two dominant majors.

Ethereum ETFs saw a daily outflow of 35,713 ETH ($82.93M), though the seven-day picture stays constructive with net inflows of 86,386 ETH ($200.59M), suggesting the single-day dip is a rotation blip rather than a trend reversal.

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  1. What does the inflow of Bitcoin ETFs indicate about institutional demand?

    The inflow of 2,733 BTC on April 24, totaling $213.15M, indicates that institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong as it continues to attract significant investments.

  2. How did Solana ETFs perform compared to Bitcoin ETFs during the same period?

    Solana ETFs added 73,827 SOL ($6.39M) on April 24 and 264,588 SOL ($22.89M) over the week, showing a growing interest in Solana alongside the strong performance of Bitcoin ETFs.

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Lookonchain @lookonchain · 46d ago
Apr 24 Update: #Bitcoin ETFs: 1D NetFlow: +2,733 $BTC(+$213.15M)🟢 7D NetFlow: +18,232 $BTC(+$1.42B)🟢 #Ethereum ETFs: 1D NetFlow: -35,713 $ETH(-$82.93M)🔴 7D NetFlow: +86,386 $ETH(+$200.59M)🟢 #Solana ETFs: 1D NetFlow: +73,827 $SOL(+$6.39M)🟢 7D NetFlow: +264,588 $SOL(+$22.89M)🟢 https://t.co/toXXOHM9EN
Apr 24 Update:

#Bitcoin ETFs:
1D NetFlow: +2,733 $BTC(+$213.15M)🟢
7D NetFlow: +
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