Bitcoin ETFs recorded $134.91 million in net inflows over one day, equal to 1,684 BTC, but their 7-day net flow was negative 3,889 BTC, or $311.62 million. Ethereum ETFs saw outflows across both periods: 9,081 ETH worth $21.11 million over one day and 101,144 ETH worth $235.17 million over seven days.
Why it matters
The daily Bitcoin inflow offers a counterpoint to broader weekly withdrawals. Ethereum fund flows were negative on both time frames, making the divergence between the two ETF groups notable.
Market impact
The figures point to continued pressure on weekly ETF flows, particularly for Ethereum, despite the single-day Bitcoin inflow. Investors will be watching whether Bitcoin's daily positive flow persists and whether Ethereum outflows ease.
Frequently asked questions
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How did Bitcoin ETF flows differ between one day and seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs had $134.91 million in net inflows over one day, but their 7-day net flow was negative $311.62 million.
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How large were Ethereum ETF outflows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded 101,144 ETH in net outflows over seven days, valued at $235.17 million.
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Did Ethereum ETFs record inflows in either reported period?
No. Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows over both one day and seven days.
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Did Bitcoin's one-day inflow erase its weekly ETF outflow?
No. Bitcoin ETFs had a one-day inflow of 1,684 BTC, while their 7-day net flow remained negative at 3,889 BTC.
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Which ETF group had outflows across both time frames?
Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows over both one day and seven days. Bitcoin ETFs had a positive one-day flow but a negative 7-day flow.
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