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Bitcoin ETFs recorded $116.09 million in net inflows, or 1,363 BTC, over one day on Sept. 21. Ethereum ETFs added $149.45 million, equal to 54,659 ETH. Both products still posted negative flows over the seven-day period.
Why it matters
The contrasting time frames show a short-term bid against broader weekly withdrawals. Bitcoin ETFs were down 4,418 BTC, or $376.24 million, over seven days, while Ethereum ETFs were down 62,810 ETH, or $171.73 million.
Market impact
The data gives a mixed signal for institutional demand. Daily inflows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were not large enough to offset their weekly outflows, leaving the latest trend tilted toward net withdrawals.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs receive in one-day inflows?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $116.09 million in one-day net inflows on Sept. 21, equal to 1,363 BTC.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs receive in one-day inflows?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $149.45 million in one-day net inflows, equal to 54,659 ETH.
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Did Bitcoin ETFs have positive weekly flows?
No. Bitcoin ETFs posted seven-day outflows of 4,418 BTC, valued at $376.24 million.
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What were Ethereum ETF flows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded seven-day outflows of 62,810 ETH, valued at $171.73 million.
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What does the daily versus weekly split show?
Both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted daily inflows while remaining negative over seven days, indicating that short-term buying did not offset broader weekly withdrawals.
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