According to Lookonchain, on May 5, 2025, the combined net inflow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached 7,887 BTC ($742.4 million), with BlackRock's iShares ETF accounting for 6,954 BTC ($654.59 million) and now holding 614,639 BTC ($57.86 billion). For Ethereum, 9 ETFs reported a net inflow of 10,619 ETH ($19.2 million), with iShares alone adding 10,898 ETH ($19.7 million) to its holdings. This substantial inflow into major ETFs, especially from BlackRock, signals sustained institutional demand for both Bitcoin and Ethereum, which is a bullish indicator for short-term trading strategies (source: Lookonchain via Twitter, May 5, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, April 29 saw significant positive net flows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with 10 major Bitcoin ETFs recording a net inflow of 6,634 BTC (worth $630.22 million). BlackRock’s iShares led the market with inflows of 10,249 BTC ($973.65 million), pushing its total holdings to 598,936 BTC ($56.9 billion). On the Ethereum side, nine ETFs reported net inflows of 41,940 ETH ($76.33 million), with iShares again dominating by adding 37,537 ETH ($68.32 million) to its reserves. These strong ETF inflows indicate robust institutional demand and could support bullish momentum for both BTC and ETH in the near term (source: Lookonchain, Twitter, April 29, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, on April 28, the combined net inflow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached 4,201 BTC, equivalent to $396.87 million. Notably, Blackrock's iShares led the market with an inflow of 2,523 BTC ($238.34 million), bringing its total holdings to 588,687 BTC ($55.62 billion). In parallel, 9 Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of 59,538 ETH, totaling $106.63 million, with iShares recording 30,272 ETH ($54.22 million) in new inflows. These strong ETF inflows signal increasing institutional demand, which could provide short-term support for both BTC and ETH prices (Source: Lookonchain).