According to Lookonchain, on May 23, ten Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 8,725 BTC, equivalent to $954.77 million, highlighting robust institutional interest. Notably, iShares (BlackRock) ETFs accounted for 7,862 BTC ($860.31 million) of these inflows and now hold 651,617 BTC ($71.31 billion) in assets. Meanwhile, nine Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 18,358 ETH ($47.31 million), with Fidelity leading at 15,984 ETH ($41.19 million) and a total holding of 410,157 ETH. These significant ETF inflows underscore rising demand from traditional finance, often interpreted by traders as a bullish signal for both Bitcoin and Ethereum price trends. Source: Lookonchain Twitter, May 23, 2025.

According to Lookonchain, May 6 saw a significant net inflow into Bitcoin ETFs, with a total of 4,462 BTC ($420.92M) added. iShares (Blackrock) led the inflows, contributing 5,613 BTC ($529.5M), and now holds 620,252 BTC valued at $58.51B. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of 211 ETH ($373K), driven by Grayscale (ETHE) outflows of 233 ETH ($412K), leaving their holdings at 1,133,615 ETH. This sharp divergence highlights increased institutional interest in Bitcoin while Ethereum faces short-term pressure, a pattern that could impact short-term trading strategies in both assets. (Source: Lookonchain Twitter, May 6, 2025)