Bitcoin ETFs Struggle Continues as Ethereum ETFs Record Inflows on September 9
In line with the new updates concerning the ETF sector, the Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs have expressed contrasting trends on September 9. As per Lookonchain, a popular on-chain analytics platform, Bitcoin ETFs have gone through substantial outflows while Ethereum ETFs have recorded slight inflows. The analytics provider took to social media to provide the details of these flows.
Sept 9 Update:
10 #Bitcoin ETFs
NetFlow: -2,846 $BTC(-$157.68M)đź”´#Fidelity outflows 1,596 $BTC($88.39M) and currently holds 171,122 $BTC($9.48B).9 #Ethereum ETFs
NetFlow: +1,786 $ETH(+$4.11M)🟢#Grayscale Mini Trust inflows 3,062 $ETH($7.04M) and currently holds 373,310… pic.twitter.com/Zatgv77eTI— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) September 9, 2024
Bitcoin ETFs Experience Substantial Outflows of 2,846 $BTC
Lookonchain noted that the net flow of $BTC ETFs has reportedly seen a significant amount in outflows. In this respect, up to 2,846 $BTC, with a value of nearly $157.68M has left the Bitcoin ETFs. This huge reduction mirrors a wider trend of extraction from the $BTC-focused exchange-traded funds. Particularly, Fidelity, a well-known platform within the $BTC ETF sector has seen enormous outflows.
Ethereum ETFs add 1,786 $ETH, Indicating Rise in Confidence and Interest
The ETF saw a net outflow of approximately 1,596 $BTC, accounting for almost $88.39M. Irrespective of these outflows, the ETF still maintains a remarkable reserve of up to 171,122 $BTC. This figure equals $9.48B in terms of value, placing Fidelity among the major $BTC holders. Contrarily, Ethereum ETFs went through positive net flows on September 9 with a cumulative rise of nearly 1,786 $ETH, equaling $4.11M.
Grayscale Mini Trust reportedly drove the respective inflow to a great extent. The ETF has single-handedly seen 3,062 $ETH, accounting for $7.04M. At the moment, a cumulative of 373,310 $ETH is currently existing in Grayscale Mini Trust. This signifies an increasing confidence and interest in Ethereum in comparison with Bitcoin.