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, May 12 saw significant net inflows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 3,569 BTC (valued at $368.81 million), with iShares (BlackRock) alone bringing in 3,454 BTC ($356.96 million) and now holding a total of 625,054 BTC ($64.6 billion). Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs posted a net inflow of 8,070 ETH ($20.41 million), with iShares (BlackRock) accounting for 7,568 ETH ($19.14 million). These robust inflows signal strong institutional interest, which is likely to support bullish momentum in both BTC and ETH trading, potentially driving further price appreciation as ETF demand increases. Source: Lookonchain (@lookonchain, May 12, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, on May 1, 2025, ten Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of 382 BTC, equating to a $36.68 million withdrawal. Fidelity alone saw outflows of 1,462 BTC ($140.57 million), leaving its total holdings at 198,376 BTC ($19.07 billion). On the Ethereum side, nine ETFs recorded a net outflow of 1,648 ETH ($3.03 million), with Grayscale's ETHE seeing the largest single-entity withdrawal of 3,987 ETH ($7.32 million). These outflows suggest potential bearish momentum and reduced institutional demand, which are critical signals for short-term trading strategies. Source: Lookonchain on Twitter.