Key Points:
Last week, the Bitcoin Spot ETF had its first net outflow of $138 million following seven weeks of net inflows. Despite this outflow, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF saw $405 million in weekly inflows, demonstrating investor trust in the leading provider.
Ethereum saw stable inflows over this period, whereas Bitcoin ETFs were volatile. According to Sosovalue, this reversal is attributed to market variables, including Bitcoin price swings and macroeconomic worries affecting investor mood.
Read more: Spot Bitcoin ETF Buying Hits 3rd Highest Monthly Since Launch
Ethereum spot ETF inflows were $467 million, while Bitcoin spot ETF outflows were $138 million. BlackRock’s ETHA topped net inflows with $300 million, followed by Fidelity’s FETH with $120 million. These numbers show investor interest in Ethereum-based ETFs.
Ethereum’s large inflows show its importance in the expanding crypto sector. Its application in decentralized finance (DeFi) and Ethereum 2.0 scalability enhancements have boosted trust, analysts say. Contrasting Bitcoin, institutional investors’ diversified preferences are highlighted.
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