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Bitcoin funds added $134.91M in one day, but their 7-day net flow remained negative; Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows over both periods.
The weekly split highlights diverging fund demand: Ethereum ETFs saw heavier outflows while Bitcoin products remained slightly net positive.
Ethereum ETFs also recorded $384.13M in net outflows over 7 days, while Bitcoin ETFs remained positive across the same period.
The split puts Ethereum ETF demand under pressure even as BlackRock’s IBIT posted the largest inflow among the Bitcoin funds.
Supply growth, weaker activity, muted fund flows and years of SEC uncertainty have weighed on XRP, even as its circulating market value held near its 2017 level.
BlackRock led both sides of the split: IBIT took in $122M while ETHA accounted for all spot Ether ETF outflows.
Day-one AUM mixes sponsor seed, primary-market creations and price moves; filings from four crypto ETFs show how different the capital behind a big launch number can be.
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