Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $83M inflows last week while Ethereum ETFs posted $114M outflows, signaling diverging institutional sentiment.
Macro & Markets ·
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $83 million in inflows during the most recent week, a significant decline from the prior week's $2.39 billion, according to flow data. Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows of approximately $114 million in the same period, marking the second weekly withdrawal within three weeks. The divergence underscores a shift in institutional positioning between the two assets.
The Bitcoin flow reversal follows a broader pattern of withdrawals that characterized much of the year through September's close, when the asset saw approximately $2.4 billion in net inflows over the final week of the month. Ethereum's cumulative inflows have declined from a recent peak, reflecting sustained pressure on the asset's fund flows.
The weekly volatility in both products leaves open whether the modest Bitcoin inflows represent renewed institutional confidence or merely a tactical rebalancing, while Ethereum's consecutive outflows signal either a rotation toward other assets or a longer-term retreat from the asset class among fund holders.