Here’s Why Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Data Looks More Worrying Than Ever

After launching ETFs for 2 main cryptos BTC and ETH last year, the market was looking at this as one of the crucial events in the history of crypto.

Here’s Why Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Data Looks More Worrying Than EverAfter launching ETFs for 2 main cryptos BTC and ETH last year, the market was looking at this as one of the crucial events in the history of crypto. Even though we had months with many inflows for both, especially Bitcoin, most recent data looks more worrying than ever.Bitcoin ETFs Showing Concerning PatternsRecent data from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs showed troubling trends. While April 17 saw $108 million flow into these funds, with BlackRock’s IBIT recording the largest single-day net inflow of $80.96 million, this small win shouldn’t be overstated.

This minimal gain follows a period of substantial outflows, as April has already seen more than $812 million pulled out of Bitcoin ETFs. To put this into perspective, this surpasses the already concerning outflows of $767.91 million recorded in March. The worst day was April 8, when a staggering $326.3 million left these funds amid escalating global tensions and heightened economic fears.

However, what’s interesting is that Bitcoin’s price remained stable around the $84,000 mark throughout these outflows. This suggests institutional investors might be slowly reducing their holdings and exiting their positions despite Bitcoin’s stable price performance, perhaps due to growing macroeconomic concerns or adjustments in their investment strategies.

On April 17, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $108 million. The largest single-day net inflow came from BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), which saw an inflow of $80.9588 million. All nine U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded zero net flows for the day, with neither…

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