Recap

Bitcoin’s two-week-long negative streak came to an end on Monday, while the net inflows for the past five-day trading period skyrocketed to over $400 million. The same cannot be said for the spot Ethereum ETFs, as the products continue to bleed out and see little to no actual demand. Spot BTC ETFs Back on Track […]

The negative streak in terms of flows for the spot Bitcoin ETFs continued in the past week and has now become the longest since those products were greenlighted in mid-January. At the same time, the Ethereum counterparts still see little activity, with investors’ demand and interest obviously missing. CryptoPotato reported last weekend the substantial outflows

Bitcoin ETFs have been on an impressive streak lately, and the last trading week saw more than $500 million allocated to the largest US-based products. However, Ethereum ETFs are in the opposite corner, with minor trading volumes and withdrawals. Bitcoin ETFs on a Roll The spot Bitcoin ETFs had a rough start of the month

Another week went by, which began with massive volatility, and the spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were once again in the spotlight. Here’s the data regarding the inflows and outflows for the past five days, according to Farside. Bitcoin ETFs in the Red Last week ended on a highly negative point as the spot Bitcoin