According to Lookonchain, on June 3, the top 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw a significant net outflow of 2,858 BTC, amounting to $301.56 million, with iShares (Blackrock) alone recording an outflow of 1,250 BTC ($131.86 million) and holding a total of 659,592 BTC ($69.6 billion). In contrast, the 9 Ethereum ETFs experienced strong net inflows of 30,649 ETH ($80.49 million), with iShares (Blackrock) leading inflows with 19,069 ETH ($50.07 million). The diverging ETF flows indicate shifting investor sentiment, potentially impacting short-term price volatility and trading strategies for both BTC and ETH. Source: Lookonchain (@lookonchain, June 3, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, April 25 data shows strong net inflows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with 10 Bitcoin ETFs recording a net flow of +5,037 BTC (approximately $477.93 million). Notably, iShares (BlackRock) led the inflows by adding 3,500 BTC ($332.07 million), bringing its total holdings to 586,164 BTC ($55.62 billion). On the Ethereum side, nine ETFs saw a net inflow of +31,199 ETH ($55.5 million), with iShares contributing 22,704 ETH ($40.39 million). These inflows indicate sustained institutional interest and could support upward price momentum in BTC and ETH. Traders may view these ETF inflows as a bullish signal for short- to mid-term market direction (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter, April 25, 2025).