Bitcoin ETFs snapped back with a $142 million inflow after Tuesday’s dip, led by strong interest in ARKB and FBTC. Ether ETFs, meanwhile, continued their slide with a $21.77 million outflow driven solely by Blackrock’s ETHA.
Bitcoin ETFs Bounce Back With $142 Million Inflow While Ether ETFs See Another Red Day
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Bitcoin ETFs Rebound Strong But Ether ETFs Hit by $21.77M Outflow
The bulls returned to bitcoin ETFs midweek, pushing aside Tuesday’s slip with $142.31 million in net inflows. Capital flooded into four key funds, with Ark 21shares’ ARKB taking the lead at $54.73 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC with $39.92 million, and Blackrock’s IBIT, which added $37.19 million. Bitwise’s BITB rounded out the day with a modest $10.48 million inflow. No fund recorded outflows, a rare all-green showing.
A much-needed rebound pushed total bitcoin ETF net assets to $112.71 billion, with $2.10 billion traded across the board.
Meanwhile, ether ETFs couldn’t shake off their outflow trend. For the second straight day, the segment posted losses, this time totaling $21.77 million, which came entirely from Blackrock’s ETHA, while the other eight ether funds remained still.
Despite the positive momentum on the bitcoin side, Ether ETF net assets closed slightly lower at $6.20 billion, with $123.21 million in total value traded.
Markets may be shifting, but bitcoin‘s ETF inflow streak suggests investor conviction is holding steady, even as ether faces more cautious sentiment.
