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Encrypted ETF Weekly Report | Last Week, US Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Outflow $9.95 Billion; US Ethereum Spot ETF Net Outflow $255 Million

Last week, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw significant net outflows totaling $995 million over three days, with a major contribution of $317 million from BlackRock's IBIT. Their total net asset value (NAV) stands at $104.2 billion. U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs also experienced net outflows of $255 million over five days, largely from BlackRock's ETHA ($186 million out), bringing their total NAV to $12.93 billion. In Hong Kong, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of 24.91 BTC, reducing their NAV to $323 million. Hong Kong's Ethereum spot ETFs saw no inflows, with an NAV of $68.13 million. U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF options showed increased activity, with a total nominal trading volume of $797 million and a put/call trading ratio of 1.63, indicating a bullish market sentiment. The total open interest reached $23.08 billion. Key developments include VanEck and Grayscale simultaneously filing amended proposals for BNB ETFs, signaling potential SEC review progress. Grayscale also filed for the first U.S. privacy coin ETF (Zcash). Avenir Group remains Asia's largest institutional holder of Bitcoin ETFs. 21Shares launched an actively managed crypto ETF (TKNS), and Bitwise's Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) is set to list on the NYSE. Institutional activity varied: JPMorgan dramatically increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings (IBIT up 174%), while Jane Street significantly reduced its exposure (IBIT down 71%). Dartmouth College disclosed holdings of $7.7M in Bitcoin ETF and $3.4M in a Solana ETF.

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Encrypted ETF Weekly Report | Last Week, US Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Outflow $9.95 Billion; US Ethereum Spot ETF Net Outflow $255 Million

链捕手Ayer 02:01

Here’s How Solana And XRP ETFs Have Performed Compared To Bitcoin And Ethereum

The article compares the performance of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs over the past week. Data shows Bitcoin ETFs had significant volatility, with a large $471.3M inflow on April 6, followed by sharp outflows, and then a brief rebound before turning negative again. Ethereum ETFs followed a similar pattern, with a notable $120.24M inflow but also periods of outflows. In stark contrast, Solana and XRP ETFs saw much more muted activity. XRP attracted only $13.8M in total inflows, while Solana saw just $11.69M. This indicates a cautious investor stance towards these altcoins compared to the more established Bitcoin and Ethereum.

bitcoinist04/15 03:32

Here’s How Solana And XRP ETFs Have Performed Compared To Bitcoin And Ethereum

bitcoinist04/15 03:32

Ethena jumps 11.35% – As THIS turns positive, will ENA see a stronger breakout?

ENA surged 11.35% to $0.09702, rebounding from below $0.09 and signaling early recovery strength, though it remains within a broader weak structure. The price faces key resistance at $0.10, a historical supply zone where upward momentum has slowed. Technical indicators like the MACD turning positive and Parabolic SAR flipping bullish suggest improving short-term sentiment. Persistent outflows reduced sell-side pressure, but limited inflows indicate weak demand. The funding rate turned slightly positive, reflecting growing long positioning without overcrowding. Overall, ENA shows signs of recovery but lacks strong confirmation for a sustained breakout above $0.10.

ambcrypto04/10 11:02

Ethena jumps 11.35% – As THIS turns positive, will ENA see a stronger breakout?

ambcrypto04/10 11:02

Bitcoin’s selling intent hits 10-year low – But THESE 2 metrics flash caution

Bitcoin has maintained its position above $70,000 for three consecutive days, trading at $71,021 at press time despite a slight daily decline. While sell-side pressure has significantly decreased—with exchange depositing addresses hitting a 10-year low of 31,000 daily—suggesting reduced intent to sell, the market continues to show weakness. This decline in depositing activity, along with a drop in the Exchange Supply Ratio to near 2018 lows, indicates exhaustion in selling pressure. However, institutional selling via Bitcoin ETFs has persisted, with $283 million in outflows over two days and negative net inflows for 9 of the past 14 days. Key momentum indicators remain bearish, reflecting a lack of bullish conviction. If the current trend continues, BTC may fall below $70,000, potentially testing $66,000 as support. A reversal would require holding above $70,000 to target $74,200.

ambcrypto04/09 11:03

Bitcoin’s selling intent hits 10-year low – But THESE 2 metrics flash caution

ambcrypto04/09 11:03

Ethereum’s network is booming, but why is ETH still seeing outflows?

Ethereum's network is experiencing significant growth, with its stablecoin supply surging 150% over three years to reach an all-time high of $180 billion, capturing 60% of the total stablecoin market. It also dominates the tokenized funds sector, holding 71.9% of global assets under management. Despite these strong fundamentals and projections of up to $1.7 trillion moving on-chain in the next four years, Ethereum ETPs faced substantial outflows of $52.8 million last week, highlighting a disconnect between long-term network growth and short-term investor sentiment. This divergence suggests near-term price pressure from ETPs, but sustained on-chain capital inflows may eventually drive a positive price re-rating as sentiment aligns with fundamentals.

ambcrypto04/08 06:32

Ethereum’s network is booming, but why is ETH still seeing outflows?

ambcrypto04/08 06:32

Recap: Here’s how Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs performed this week

The week of March 30th to April 2nd saw mixed performance across major ETF products. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded significant volatility, with inflows of $69.4M and $117.5M on March 30th and 31st, led by ARKB and IBIT respectively. However, outflows of $173.7M occurred on April 1st, before a modest $9M inflow on April 2nd. Bitcoin's price dipped to $65,000 but recovered to $66,937. Spot Ethereum ETFs began with inflows of $5M and $31.2M, but shifted to outflows of $7.1M and $71.2M on April 1st and 2nd. ETH's price rose from $1,958 to $2,043. Solana ETFs saw outflows of $6.2M on March 30th, zero flows the next two days, and a small $0.9M inflow on April 2nd. SOL's price remained around $79–$80. XRP ETFs experienced consistent outflows, ending the period with a minor $64.6K inflow. XRP held around $1.30 with high volatility. Overall, ETF flows reflected uncertain investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility.

ambcrypto04/06 01:01

Recap: Here’s how Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs performed this week

ambcrypto04/06 01:01

Ethereum activity hits 788K addresses – Can ETH finally break out?

Ethereum's network activity has surged, with over 788,000 daily active addresses and more than 255,000 new addresses created, indicating strong underlying demand and user growth. Despite this, ETH's price remains range-bound between $1,807 support and $2,371 resistance, failing to break out despite repeated tests. On-chain data shows persistent outflows from exchanges, suggesting accumulation, but this has not yet translated into significant buying pressure. Derivatives markets reveal declining open interest and a negative funding rate, reflecting bearish sentiment and reduced leverage. While network fundamentals strengthen, the price lacks the momentum for a sustained breakout due to ongoing consolidation and dominant short positioning.

ambcrypto04/03 03:02

Ethereum activity hits 788K addresses – Can ETH finally break out?

ambcrypto04/03 03:02

Here’s Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing, And Why It Could Continue

The Bitcoin price remains in a bearish trend despite a brief 2% rise, trading around $68,000 and down roughly 40% year-to-date. A key factor driving the decline is significant outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs, particularly from major funds like BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and Grayscale’s GBTC. These outflows, which totaled hundreds of millions of dollars in late March, indicate reduced institutional demand and exert downward pressure on BTC. Additionally, ongoing geopolitical tensions, especially between the US and Iran, are contributing to market uncertainty and volatility. Although ETFs recently saw modest inflows rebound, Bitcoin's price continues to struggle amid broader bearish sentiment.

bitcoinist04/02 03:20

Here’s Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing, And Why It Could Continue

bitcoinist04/02 03:20

XRP Boycott Movement Triggers Supply Crunch On Coinbase Following CLARITY Act News

XRP investors are rapidly withdrawing their tokens from Coinbase, causing a sharp decline in the exchange's available supply. This movement is a form of boycott triggered by two main issues: Coinbase's alleged opposition to the CLARITY Act and claims it requested millions from Ripple to list XRP in 2019. Supply has plummeted by nearly 90% in months, with net outflows reaching up to 95 million XRP. Analysts warn this could lead to a supply shock if buying pressure returns. Amid the volatility, price predictions for XRP vary widely, with conservative targets for this cycle between $5-$15 and more optimistic forecasts reaching up to $40.

bitcoinist04/02 01:02

XRP Boycott Movement Triggers Supply Crunch On Coinbase Following CLARITY Act News

bitcoinist04/02 01:02

Bitcoin fees fall to 14-year low – Why BTC price remains range-bound

Bitcoin's market is experiencing a period of low activity and weakening demand, as indicated by a significant drop in transaction fees to a 14-year low of 2.5 BTC per day. This decline reflects reduced on-chain activity, slowing speculative flows, and a lack of urgency among users. Concurrently, Bitcoin ETF flows have turned negative, with consistent outflows in late March, signaling fading institutional interest and profit-taking. Despite holding support around $68,400 and showing some signs of buyer absorption, BTC's price remains range-bound below $71,300 due to a lack of strong conviction. The market appears to be in a fragile balance, awaiting the return of meaningful demand and spot inflows to drive a potential breakout.

ambcrypto04/01 09:04

Bitcoin fees fall to 14-year low – Why BTC price remains range-bound

ambcrypto04/01 09:04

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