Lookonchain
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 1D net outflow of 933 BTC, valued at $72.67M, on Sept. 14. Ethereum ETFs posted a 1D net inflow of 74,493 ETH, valued at $186.65M, leaving Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows moving in opposite directions.
Why it matters
The seven-day figures show the split extends beyond a single session. Bitcoin ETFs registered a net outflow of 5,892 BTC, or $458.93M, while Ethereum ETFs remained positive with a 31,407 ETH net inflow worth $78.7M.
Market impact
The data adds a bearish flow signal for Bitcoin, while Ethereum's positive reading provides a counterpoint rather than evidence of a broad exit from major crypto ETFs. Investors will be watching whether Bitcoin's weekly outflow narrows and whether Ethereum can maintain positive net flows.
Frequently asked questions
-
Were Bitcoin's ETF outflows confined to Sept. 14?
No. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 1D net outflow of 933 BTC and a 7D net outflow of 5,892 BTC, worth $458.93M.
-
How did Ethereum's seven-day flow compare with Bitcoin's?
Ethereum ETFs recorded a 31,407 ETH net inflow worth $78.7M, while Bitcoin ETFs posted a 5,892 BTC net outflow worth $458.93M.
-
Does the data point to a broad exit from major crypto ETFs?
No. Bitcoin ETFs were negative, but Ethereum ETFs remained positive in both the 1D and 7D windows.
-
Why is the Bitcoin flow data a bearish signal for markets?
Bitcoin ETFs posted net outflows of 933 BTC in one day and 5,892 BTC over seven days, creating a negative flow signal for Bitcoin in the update.
-
What should investors watch in subsequent ETF updates?
The key indicators are whether Bitcoin's outflows persist or narrow and whether Ethereum's net inflows remain positive.
WatcherGuru
CoinDesk
CryptoSlate
WuBlockchain
Crypto News
Glassnode
TheBlock