The trend of capital flow in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF has started to depict a different turn, with the latest data pointing to a clear distinction
The latest data reveals a contrasting trend in capital flow for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, highlighting a shift in investor sentiment.
According to data from Lookonchain, all BTC ETFs experienced a net outflow of 2,244 BTC, valued at around $216.47 million. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs attracted a net inflow of 3,511 ETH, roughly amounting to $11.24 million.
Here's an update on the capital flow of various ETFs.
On January 14, among the 10 Bitcoin ETFs, Fidelity had the most significant outflow of 1,223 BTC ($117.97M), bringing the total outflow from BTC ETFs to 2,244 BTC. Notably, out of the total holdings, valued at $108.85 billion, these ETFs encountered a net outflow of 8,283 BTC or $799.01 million during the past week.
On the other hand, out of the nine Ethereum ETFs, the iShares (Blackrock) Trust (ETHA) had the highest net inflow of 4,240 ETH ($13.57M) on January 14. Cumulatively, over the past day, these ETFs saw a net inflow of 6,686 ETH or $22.88 million, out of a total holding of 3,558,892 ETH, valued at $11.39 billion.
This divergence in capital flow could indicate shifting preferences among institutional investors in the cryptocurrency market.
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