According to Lookonchain, on May 28, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 2,889 BTC, equivalent to $310.21 million, with iShares (BlackRock) leading by adding 3,726 BTC ($400.13 million) and now holding 659,297 BTC ($70.8 billion). Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 16,049 ETH ($42.31 million), while iShares contributed 12,107 ETH ($31.92 million) to its holdings. These ETF inflows highlight robust institutional demand, signaling potential upside momentum for both BTC and ETH markets as tracked by on-chain ETF flows. Source: Lookonchain (@lookonchain, Twitter, May 28, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, May 20 data reveals that 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 6,387 BTC, equating to $666.72 million, with iShares (Blackrock) leading the charge by adding 2,908 BTC ($303.6 million) to its holdings, now totaling 636,120 BTC ($66.4 billion). Meanwhile, 9 Ethereum ETFs posted a net inflow of 8,404 ETH, worth $20.83 million, with iShares (Blackrock) accounting for 5,449 ETH ($13.5 million). These significant institutional inflows indicate robust demand for both Bitcoin and Ethereum, reinforcing bullish sentiment and potentially driving upward price momentum in the crypto market. (Source: Lookonchain, Twitter May 20, 2025)

According to @farsideuk, Fidelity's Ethereum ETF reported zero daily inflows on June 10, 2024, signaling stagnant institutional demand for ETH exposure. This absence of new capital can affect short-term trading sentiment, as lack of ETF inflows often correlates with reduced buying pressure and potential price consolidation. Traders monitoring Ethereum ETF flows should note that flat inflows may indicate a cautious outlook from large investors, which could translate to limited volatility or sideways movement in the spot ETH market. For more ETF flow data, visit farside.co.uk/eth/ (source: @farsideuk).