According to Lookonchain, May 16 saw a net inflow of 1,894 BTC, totaling $196.39 million, across 10 Bitcoin ETFs. BlackRock's iShares ETF recorded the largest inflow, adding 3,977 BTC valued at $412.24 million, and now holds 631,962 BTC ($65.51 billion). In contrast, 9 Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of 9,246 ETH, equaling $23.93 million, with Fidelity leading the outflows at 12,488 ETH ($32.32 million) and holding 390,676 ETH. These ETF flows indicate sustained institutional demand for Bitcoin, which could support price stability or upward momentum, while continued Ethereum ETF outflows may signal bearish sentiment or profit-taking among large holders (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter, May 16, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded significant net inflows on May 15, with 10 Bitcoin ETFs registering a net inflow of 2,494 BTC (valued at $254.91M), and 9 Ethereum ETFs seeing a net inflow of 27,202 ETH ($68.66M). BlackRock's iShares ETF dominated the activity, contributing 2,250 BTC ($229.96M) and 22,097 ETH ($55.77M) in inflows. Currently, iShares holds 627,986 BTC ($64.19B). This robust ETF demand highlights strong institutional interest, which is a positive signal for short- and medium-term cryptocurrency price action and overall crypto market liquidity. (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter)