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ETH On July 8, the net outflow of the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF was US$84.86 million, and the Ethereum ETF had a net inflow for five consecutive days.
On July 8, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF funds turned into a net outflow again, and the net outflow that day reached US$84.86 million. Despite slight signs of recovery earlier this week, the latest data shows that institutional investors remain cautious about Bitcoin.
The divergence of funds between Bitcoin and Ethereum funds intensifies
On the same day, the spot Ethereum ETF attracted a net inflow of US$70.48 million, continuing the net inflow trend for five consecutive trading days. Recent data suggests that institutional capital is more interested in Ethereum than Bitcoin, at least in the short term.
Data on July 8 showed that the net outflow of the spot Bitcoin ETF was US$84.86 million, while the net inflow of the spot Ethereum ETF was US$70.48 million. It is worth noting that Ethereum has achieved net capital inflows for five consecutive trading days.
ETFs (exchange-traded funds) allow investors to invest in asset price fluctuations without directly holding the assets. Unlike futures products, spot ETFs track the real-time market price of the underlying asset rather than derivative contracts.
Bitcoin funds are still weak after last week\'s collapse
The recent trend of Bitcoin investment products has been under great pressure. Last week, the cumulative net outflow of spot Bitcoin ETFs exceeded US$526 million. Although net inflows occurred on several trading days during the period, briefly easing outflows from a previous period of historic weakness, the renewed pullback on July 8 showed that many investors still lack the confidence to return to the market.
Continued macroeconomic uncertainty has exacerbated Bitcoin\'s volatility. Changes in interest rate expectations, global geopolitical tensions and shifts in risk appetite have all been key factors affecting the flow of ETF funds in recent weeks.
Institutional interest in Ethereum continues to grow
Ethereum has shown stronger institutional capital inflows in the past week. The latest injection of US$70.48 million is based on multiple consecutive days of net inflows, indicating that despite market fluctuations, some investors are still increasing their positions in Ethereum.
Market participants pointed out that Ethereum\'s expanding role in tokenization, decentralized finance (DeFi) and institutional blockchain infrastructure is a key factor driving demand. Asset managers are growing interest in Ethereum-related products, which helps maintain inflows of funds while Bitcoin funds experience turmoil.
Changes in spot ETF funds are still one of the important observation indicators to measure institutions \'attitude towards digital assets.
ETF fund flow reveals market direction
Spot ETF data has become a key indicator for interpreting how professional investors view digital assets. Strong inflows are often seen as a signal of increased confidence, while continued outflows indicate that the market is on a defensive stance.
Although the Bitcoin ETF once again recorded a net outflow, the retracement was smaller than in previous weeks, indicating that selling pressure may be stabilizing rather than intensifying. In contrast, Ethereum\'s fifth consecutive day of net inflows suggest that funds are selectively flowing into areas that are considered more attractive for short-term opportunities.
As Bitcoin prices fluctuate around $62000, ETF fund flows are expected to remain an important leading indicator of institutional participation in this highly sensitive and rapidly changing crypto market in the coming weeks.
