According to Lookonchain, on May 16, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 1,894 BTC, equivalent to $196.39 million, with iShares (Blackrock) leading by adding 3,977 BTC ($412.24 million) to its holdings, now totaling 631,962 BTC ($65.51 billion). In contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of 9,246 ETH ($23.93 million), mainly driven by Fidelity, which reduced its position by 12,488 ETH ($32.32 million), holding 390,676 ETH. These ETF flows indicate bullish sentiment for Bitcoin among institutional investors, potentially supporting upward price momentum, while Ethereum faces near-term selling pressure due to significant outflows. Traders should monitor these flows as they may impact short-term crypto market dynamics. (Source: Lookonchain, Twitter, May 16, 2025)

According to Lookonchain, April 30 saw significant net inflows into major cryptocurrency ETFs, with 10 Bitcoin ETFs registering a net inflow of 1,366 BTC (approximately $127.53 million), primarily driven by iShares (Blackrock) which alone recorded 2,273 BTC ($212.11 million) in inflows and now holds 601,209 BTC ($56.11 billion). On the Ethereum side, 9 ETFs reported a net inflow of 14,140 ETH ($24.75 million), led by Fidelity's ETF which added 13,988 ETH ($24.48 million) to reach a total holding of 416,732 ETH. These substantial inflows highlight institutional appetite and could impact short-term price momentum for both BTC and ETH. (Source: Lookonchain, Twitter, April 30, 2025)