According to Lookonchain, June 10 saw a significant net inflow across major crypto ETFs: 10 Bitcoin ETFs reported a net flow of +3,565 BTC (valued at $391.43 million), with Fidelity leading the pack by adding 1,593 BTC ($174.86 million), now holding a total of 198,075 BTC ($21.75 billion). Meanwhile, nine Ethereum ETFs registered a net inflow of +22,145 ETH ($61.38 million), driven by iShares (BlackRock) which added 13,620 ETH ($37.75 million), bringing its holdings to 1,526,751 ETH. This robust institutional activity signals sustained investor confidence and could act as a bullish indicator for short-term crypto price action, drawing increased trading attention to both BTC and ETH markets. Source: Lookonchain (Twitter, June 10, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, on May 30, 2025, the combined net outflow from 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached 1,977 BTC, equating to $208.78 million. Notably, Fidelity led the outflows with 1,571 BTC ($165.09 million), reducing its total holdings to 198,291 BTC ($20.95 billion). Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs demonstrated a strong net inflow of 37,685 ETH ($97.45 million), with BlackRock iShares accounting for a significant 19,069 ETH ($49.31 million) inflow. These ETF movements signal shifting institutional sentiment: traders should monitor for potential Bitcoin price pressure due to selling and possible Ethereum strength fueled by new inflows. Trading strategies may need to adjust risk and allocation in response to these ETF-driven market flows. (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter)