According to @lookonchain, on Aug 15 the 10 Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of +1,738 BTC (+$205.17M) while the 9 Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of +138,232 ETH (+$629.78M) [@lookonchain]. According to @lookonchain, iShares (BlackRock) contributed +4,428 BTC inflows (+$522.68M) and +114,069 ETH inflows ($519.7M), and its Bitcoin ETF now holds 748,968 BTC (valued at $88.4B) [@lookonchain]. Based on @lookonchain data, iShares’ +4,428 BTC versus the +1,738 BTC aggregate implies it drove more than 100% of daily BTC net inflows due to offsetting outflows at peers, while its +114,069 ETH constituted roughly 82% of ETH net inflows, highlighting concentrated ETF demand that traders can track for flow-driven sentiment shifts [@lookonchain].