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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin ETF inflows surge as Ether ETFs log second consecutive week of losses

Bitcoin ETF inflows surge as Ether ETFs log second consecutive week of losses

Bitcoin By Gavin25/10/2025
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The exchange-traded fund (ETF) for Spot Ethereum has seen outflows in two consecutive weeks, despite a cooling down of the investor’s sentiment following months of large inflows.

The following is a list of data Ether is derived from SoSoValue.ETHAfter a $311-million outflow the previous week, the combined redemptions from ) products for the last week ended Friday were $243.9 million.

With the most recent data, total assets in all Ether Spot ETFs stand at about $26.39 billion. This represents approximately 5.55% (or $14.35) of Ethereum’s current market value.

In Friday’s outflows, funds saw a total of $93.6 million. BlackRock ETHA ETF was the largest withdrawal with $100.99 millions in outflows. Grayscale ETHE ETF as well Bitwise ETHW had minor inflows.

Second week of ether fund outflows. Source: SoSoValue

Related: Bitcoin ETF apathy is pressuring a key Bitcoin support level

Bitcoin Spot ETFs are gaining in popularity

While Bitcoin is a spotting (BTC) ETFs saw renewed strength this weekSoSoValue’s data shows that institutional investors have returned to the markets, resulting in $446m in net flows.

The products gained another $90.6m on Friday. This brings the cumulative net assets up to $149.96 billion. Bitcoin market capital is 6.78% of this amount.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, or IBIT, led inflows, with $32.68 millions, followed by Fidelity FBTC’s $57.92million. IBIT holds $89.17 Billion in assets, while FBTC has $22.84 Billion.

Bitcoin Funds see Inflows Source: SoSoValue

Related: Bitcoin ETFs Add $2.7B in ‘Uptober’ Despite Tariff Fears

As Ether demand falls, Bitcoin ETF inflows increase

Vincent Liu told Cointelegraph he is chief investment officer for Kronos Research and that ETF flows are currently indicating a downward trend. “strong” Bitcoin investors increase their investment in the currency “digital gold” A story about the storage of values

Liu says that renewed Bitcoin confidence reflects the broader sentiment of the market, which favors assets deemed resilient in an uncertain global environment and amid anticipation of future interest rate cuts.

Ethereum’s ETF withdrawals are a sign of a cooling in demand, and the sluggishness on the blockchain. Institutional investors have been waiting for new catalysts to reenter.

Liu believes that BTC will continue to be strong next week as traders prepare for the potential macro-tailwind of monetary ease. “Ethereum and other alts could regain only if network activity picks up or a new catalysts emerge,” He also added.

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