According to Lookonchain, on June 16, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a significant net inflow of 2,864 BTC worth $305.87 million, driven mainly by iShares (Blackrock) which added 2,272 BTC ($242.6 million) to its holdings, now totaling 671,795 BTC ($71.74 billion). In contrast, Ethereum ETFs faced a net outflow of 3,748 ETH ($9.84 million), led by Fidelity's withdrawal of 3,496 ETH ($9.18 million), leaving the fund with 465,263 ETH. These contrasting ETF flows indicate strong institutional demand for BTC, suggesting upward price momentum and increased trading volumes, while ETH faces short-term pressure as outflows continue. (Source: Lookonchain, Twitter, June 16, 2025)

According to @ArkhamIntel, whale address 0xfe0 deposited 1,054 ETH, valued at approximately $2.65 million, to Binance just 2 hours ago. The ETH was accumulated over the past year at an average entry price of $3,340. This deposit, if sold, would realize a loss of about $870,000 with a negative ROI of -25% (source: Arkham Intel). Such large-scale selling at a loss may indicate bearish sentiment among major holders and could increase short-term downward pressure on ETH prices. Traders should monitor Binance inflows and whale activity for further volatility signals.

According to Lookonchain, a major Ethereum whale has deposited 7,078 ETH worth $17.14 million into OKX after previously withdrawing the same amount at a higher price three months ago. The whale's average cost basis was $2,628 per ETH, but with current prices below that level, selling now would realize a loss of $1.46 million. This significant deposit on a centralized exchange could indicate potential selling pressure, which may impact short-term ETH price trends and overall crypto market sentiment (Source: Lookonchain, intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre...).