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ETH On August 12, the net outflow of Bitcoin Spot ETF was US$61.16 million, while the Ethereum Spot ETF bucked the trend and attracted gold.
On August 12, the US Bitcoin Spot ETF recorded a net outflow of US$61.16 million. Among them, Fidelity's FBTC had the largest redemption amount, at US$46.82 million. At the same time, the Ethereum Spot ETF received a net inflow of US$7.38 million, all from BlackRock's ETHA.
The latest data shows that the flow of ETF funds on August 12 reflects the divergent attitudes of institutional investors: the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF has a net outflow of US$61.16 million, while the Ethereum spot ETF continues to attract new funds. Fidelity's FBTC accounted for the largest proportion of Bitcoin ETF redemptions, with a net outflow of US$46.82 million, dragging down the entire Bitcoin ETF market to a negative value on the day, indicating that investors are reducing related exposure.
In contrast, the net inflow of the Ethereum Spot ETF on the day was US$7.38 million, indicating that institutional interest in Ethereum-related investment products is still continuing.
BlackRock ETHA leads Ethereum fund inflows
On August 12, all the net inflow of Ethereum spot ETF came from BlackRock's Ethereum ETF, making it the only source of growth in Ethereum ETF funds that day. The same data released by independent data firm Farside Investors (after rounding) showed approximately US$61.1 million in Bitcoin ETF outflows and approximately US$7.4 million in Ethereum ETF inflows. This comparison of capital flows suggests that investors are more willing to increase their exposure to Ethereum rather than Bitcoin in this round of transactions.
Bitcoin ETF outflows US$61 million, Ethereum Fund rises against the trend
The U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETF had a net outflow of US$61.16 million on August 12, of which Fidelity's FBTC redemption amount to US$46.82 million; while the Ethereum Spot ETF had a net inflow of US$7.38 million, all from BlackRock ETHA.
Institutional positions are still divided
The latest ETF capital data on August 12 reveals the very different preferences of institutions in the crypto ETF market. Bitcoin funds have experienced significant redemptions, while the Ethereum ETF continues to attract funds. Investors will continue to watch daily ETF activity to determine whether this divergence is a short-term position correction or the beginning of a long-term trend shift in institutional demand.
