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 Lookonchain, on May 2, 2025, the combined net inflow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached +3,215 BTC, equivalent to $311.43 million, highlighting an ongoing bullish sentiment among institutional investors. iShares (BlackRock) led the inflows, adding 3,636 BTC ($352.17M) and now holds 607,685 BTC ($58.86B). In contrast, 9 Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of 358 ETH (-$656K), with Grayscale’s ETHE losing 4,070 ETH ($7.47M) and retaining a balance of 1,140,412 ETH. Traders should note the significant capital flow into Bitcoin ETFs, particularly iShares, suggesting continued institutional accumulation, while Ethereum ETF outflows could indicate short-term caution or portfolio rebalancing. Source: Lookonchain on Twitter.