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While Ethereum ETFs experienced modest inflows, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw significant outflows! Here are the details.
Bitcoin spot stock exchange investment funds (ETFs) experienced a total net outflow of 210 million dollars, reflecting the ongoing market volatility.
While Ethereum ETFs see modest inflows, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded an outflow of $210 million.
Major Bitcoin ETFs, including GBTC, FBTC, and ARKB, saw significant outflows of $89.01 million, $113.6 million, and $92.36 million, respectively.
The total net asset value (NAV) of Bitcoin spot ETFs is currently $108.981 billion, highlighting the impact of these withdrawal transactions.
While the outflows in Bitcoin ETFs continue, at the time of writing this article, the price of Bitcoin was trading around 96,800 levels.
In contrast, Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a slight net inflow of $1.1527 billion on the same day. The total NAV of Ethereum spot ETFs reached $11.398 billion, while the historical cumulative net inflow was $2.414 billion, reflecting stable investor interest in Ethereum-based funds.
Ethereum, which has not experienced rises as high as Bitcoin, was around $3200 at the time of writing this article.
Opposing trends highlight different investor sensitivities between Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs as the digital asset market continues to navigate a challenging regulatory and economic environment.