According to @lookonchain, August 5 data shows that 10 Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of 3,858 BTC, totaling $440.35 million in withdrawals. Notably, iShares (BlackRock) reported a significant outflow of 2,544 BTC valued at $290.35 million, but still maintains a large holding of 738,489 BTC worth $84.29 billion. Meanwhile, 9 Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of 155,688 ETH, or $565.93 million, with iShares accounting for 101,975 ETH ($370.68 million) of those outflows. These large ETF redemptions signal potential ongoing bearish pressure on BTC and ETH prices, and traders should closely monitor for continued outflows as they may influence short-term market volatility (source: @lookonchain).

According to Santiment (@santimentfeed), despite Bitcoin (BTC) dipping below $104,000 on Tuesday, Bitcoin ETFs have demonstrated significant resilience, maintaining a 5-day net inflow streak. Over $1.464 billion has flowed into BTC ETFs since June 9th, signaling robust institutional interest and potential price support for BTC in the short term. Traders should note that sustained ETF inflows often correlate with increased market confidence and can provide a stabilizing effect during price corrections. This trend, sourced from Santiment's latest tweet, underscores the importance of monitoring ETF inflow data for short-term trading decisions.

According to Lookonchain, on May 14, 2025, the combined net outflow from 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached -915 BTC (approximately -$95.12 million), with Fidelity alone seeing outflows of 873 BTC (about $90.69 million). Meanwhile, 9 Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of -1,979 ETH (-$5.15 million), led by Grayscale's ETHE, which reported outflows of 3,983 ETH (-$10.35 million). These large ETF redemptions signal significant short-term sell pressure and may impact Bitcoin and Ethereum spot prices, affecting trading sentiment and liquidity across crypto markets (Source: Lookonchain, Twitter, May 14, 2025).