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ETH Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow for the fourth consecutive day, and a significant shift in capital flows.
On Friday, September 11, the U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) recorded a net outflow of funds for the fourth consecutive trading day, with a withdrawal of US$13.29 million on that day. In contrast, the Ethereum ETF attracted $216.41 million in inflows and achieved four consecutive weeks of positive growth. This shows that although institutional investors are still active in the crypto market, their focus of interest is shifting.
Key Data Summary
- Bitcoin ETF: Net outflow on Friday was US$13.29 million, with a cumulative net outflow this week of US$462.73 million.
- Ethereum ETF: Six Ethereum ETFs attracted US$216.41 million in capital inflows, mainly due to the performance of BlackRock's ETHA.
- Inflation data: The U.S. consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.4% month-on-month in August, and the core inflation rate reached 2.4% year-on-year.
Bitcoin ETF has fallen for four consecutive days, with an annual deficit approaching a billion dollars.
The net outflow of $13.29 million recorded on Friday may seem moderate, but this trend has become increasingly difficult to ignore. By the time the week of September 4 ended with a net inflow of $986.9 million, the Bitcoin ETF had experienced outflows for four consecutive trading days, resulting in its cumulative annual deficit of nearly $1 billion.
According to data compiled by Bitcoin.com News, BlackRock's IBIT suffered a net outflow of $19.23 million. However, Morgan Stanley's MSBT attracted $3.76 million in inflows, and VanEck's HODL also recorded a net inflow of $2.18 million. Throughout the week, the net outflow of Bitcoin ETF reached US$462.73 million. Bitcoin ETF trading volume reached US$2.6 billion on Friday, and the current total net asset value totals US$97.58 billion. At the same time, bitcoin prices are still hovering around $77,000.
Ethereum strongly takes over market attention
The contrast is even more stark in terms of Ethereum. According to SoValue data quoted by US media, six Ethereum ETFs in the United States attracted a total of US$216.41 million in capital inflows on Friday. Among them, BlackRock's ETHA dominates, with inflows reaching US$148.82 million, ahead of Bitwise's ETHW (US$29.09 million), BlackRock's ETHB (US$18.32 million) and Fidelity's FETH (US$11.4 million).
Trading volume of the Ethereum ETF reached US$2.56 billion, and its total net asset value rose to US$16.31 billion. During this week, the Ethereum ETF showed positive capital flows of approximately US$197 million, achieving four consecutive weeks of capital inflows. This trend deserves close attention, especially after the funds also recorded a net outflow of $24 million on September 9. In addition, the Ethereum reserves held by the platform continue to decline. Still, it is not enough to assert that there has been a sustainable funding round to Ethereum.
Federal Reserve policy remains the focus of the market
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report released on September 11 did not fundamentally change the status quo. U.S. inflation rose 0.4% month-on-month and 3.4% year-on-year. Core inflation slowed to 2.4% in 12 months, the lowest level since March 2021; but according to CNBC, its month-on-month increase of 0.3% was slightly higher than market expectations.
For Bitcoin, the next step will largely depend on the tone of the Federal Reserve's statement. Other cryptocurrency ETFs performed relatively calmly: Hyperliquid ETF had a net outflow of US$8.18 million, Solana ETF had a net outflow of US$278.84 million, and XRP ETF had no net capital flow. If Bitcoin experiences another net outflow, the current weak pattern will be confirmed. In the case of Ethereum, capital inflows of more than US$200 million over multiple trading days are needed to establish a real trend. Until then, Bitcoin traders will remain cautious until the Fed makes its next decision.
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