According to Lookonchain, on February 21, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant outflows. Specifically, Bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of 2,744 BTC, equating to a monetary value of approximately $270.93 million. The iShares (Blackrock) ETF alone accounted for an outflow of 1,137 BTC or $112.26 million, though it still holds 586,641 BTC valued at $57.93 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of 3,148 ETH, valued at about $8.83 million, with Grayscale (ETHE) seeing a reduction of 2,094 ETH, equating to $5.87 million.

According to glassnode, memecoins are facing substantial declines with $TRUMP dropping by 33.1% and $SHIBA by 27.9%, suggesting significant outflows from these assets. In contrast, Bitcoin has maintained its position, showing stability despite prevailing market uncertainties.

According to Lookonchain, on February 14, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of 1,765 BTC, equivalent to $171.06 million. Fidelity, a major player, saw outflows of 982 BTC valued at $95.21 million, while maintaining holdings of 207,542 BTC, worth $20.11 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs had net outflows of 5,514 ETH, totaling $14.89 million. Grayscale's ETHE reported outflows of 11,375 ETH, amounting to $30.71 million, with current holdings of 1,304,767 ETH. These outflows indicate a cautious trading sentiment among investors. Source: Lookonchain.

According to Lookonchain, on February 13, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a total net outflow of 2,467 BTC, equivalent to $236.74 million. Notably, Fidelity saw outflows of 1,048 BTC, valued at $100.58 million, but still maintains a holding of 208,525 BTC (approximately $20.01 billion). For Ethereum ETFs, a net outflow of 3,691 ETH was reported, totaling $9.82 million. Fidelity's outflows include 3,999 ETH, worth $10.64 million, yet it retains 450,905 ETH, valued at $1.2 billion. These substantial outflows suggest a notable shift in trading dynamics.

According to Lookonchain, there were notable outflows from both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs on February 12. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net flow of -1,592 BTC, equating to a financial outflow of approximately $150.88 million. Specifically, Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) saw an outflow of 483 BTC, valued at $45.81 million, and currently holds 200,286 BTC worth $18.98 billion. On the Ethereum side, the net flow for ETFs was -3,971 ETH, amounting to a $10.3 million outflow. Grayscale's Ethereum Trust (ETHE) reported an outflow of 8,451 ETH, valued at $21.91 million, with a current holding of 1,316,232 ETH.

According to Lookonchain, February 10 saw notable outflows from cryptocurrency ETFs, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing a net outflow of 91 BTC valued at approximately $8.86 million. Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) accounted for 444 BTC of these outflows, valued at $43.21 million, yet it still holds a substantial 200,794 BTC worth $19.55 billion. Ethereum ETFs also reported a net outflow of 218 ETH, worth $579,000. Grayscale's Ethereum Trust (ETHE) specifically saw outflows of 91 ETH, valued at $241,000, maintaining a holding of 1,324,956 ETH worth $3.51 billion.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, US Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds experienced a record $20 billion in outflows in 2024, following $18 billion in outflows in 2023 and just $3 billion of inflows in 2022. This trend highlights a significant shift in investor sentiment and could impact trading strategies focusing on ESG investments.

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net inflow of 4,812 BTC, equivalent to $489.31 million, highlighting a positive market sentiment. Specifically, Fidelity saw significant inflows of 1,769 BTC, valued at $179.84 million, and currently maintains a holding of 214,136 BTC worth $21.77 billion. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs faced a net outflow of 3,929 ETH, equating to a $12.29 million decrease. Grayscale, a major player in the Ethereum market, reported outflows of 6,959 ETH, valued at $21.77 million, while holding a total of 1,376,870 ETH, valued at $4.31 billion.

According to Lookonchain, January 20th data reveals that Bitcoin ETFs experienced net inflows of 5,312 BTC, equivalent to $555.28 million, with Blackrock’s iShares alone accounting for inflows of 3,570 BTC, or $373.23 million. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of 956 ETH, amounting to $3.16 million, with Grayscale experiencing significant outflows of 5,707 ETH, valued at $18.91 million. These movements indicate a strong interest in Bitcoin ETFs compared to a decline in Ethereum ETF holdings, which could influence trading strategies.

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net flow of -1,509 BTC amounting to a negative $138.89 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw an outflow of -24,393 ETH valued at $74.37 million.

According to Lookonchain, significant outflows were observed in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs on January 13, with Blackrock and Fidelity being major contributors.

According to IntoTheBlock, Ethereum ($ETH) experienced significant outflows from exchanges this week, with net outflows exceeding $1.4 billion, marking the highest level since November. This trend indicates a strong investor inclination towards accumulation.

According to Farside Investors, ETHE is experiencing a notable increase in outflows approximately 30 days after its conversion, similar to the pattern observed with GBTC. This trend could indicate a potential shift in investor sentiment or market behavior following these conversions.

According to @FarsideUK, Bitwise has experienced its fifth consecutive day of outflows. This trend may indicate a lack of investor confidence or a shift in market sentiment regarding Bitwise's offerings. Traders should monitor this situation closely as prolonged outflows could impact Bitwise's asset management and market positioning.