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XRP Weekly trading volume of Bitcoin ETF fell to its lowest level since October 2024, and Ethereum Fund led the inflow of funds.
Weekly trading volume of Bitcoin ETF has dropped to its lowest level since October 2024. Spot Bitcoin funds The activity popularity has cooled down, and Ethereum-related products once again led the inflow of crypto ETF funds this week.
The slowdown in Bitcoin ETF trading volume was a core development this week, indicating that investors 'short-term participation in the largest crypto ETF is declining even as funds continue to flow to other areas.
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Weekly trading volume of Bitcoin ETF drops to its lowest level since October 2024.
Ethereum Fund once again led the inflow of crypto ETF funds, continuing a repeating pattern of stronger demand.
Weekly trading volume of Bitcoin ETF fell to its lowest point since October 2024
This decline marks a significant cooling down rather than ordinary weekly fluctuations, as the benchmark dates back to October 2024. Data shows that the trading volume of spot Bitcoin ETFs has dropped significantly. Lower ETF trading volume usually means less short-term participation and less momentum, as traders change hands less after exiting.
The cooling occurred after the fund experienced a period of volatility. Earlier this year, spot bitcoin ETFs experienced record monthly outflows, and the flow has since stabilized.
Ethereum Fund once again leads capital inflows, investors 'attention turns to
While Bitcoin ETF trading activity is slowing down, Ethereum funds are once again leading the inflow of funds, and Ethereum-related products continue to attract more new capital than other similar products. Inflows and trading volume measure different indicators: trading volume reflects the level of active trading in stocks, while inflows track the net new money entering the fund. While trading in the bitcoin market is light, demand for Ethereum remains stable-this is exactly the polarization shown in this week's data.
This model is similar to the recent situation when Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs ended eight consecutive weeks of capital outflows. It is also in line with the overall rotation trend of demand for crypto funds, rather than the final conclusion given by the market.
What does the divergence of ETFs mean for short-term positions?
Taken together, the weak trading volume of Bitcoin ETF and the strong inflow of Ethereum ETF funds show the divergence of investors 'concerns. Traders may interpret this as a tilt of funds towards Ethereum-related exposure in the short term. But this is only a weekly change, not a confirmed long-term trend, and if Bitcoin trading volume rebounds, the situation could quickly reverse. The same rotating dynamics have also appeared in other products, such as the XRP ETF, which recorded its strongest inflow week since February, highlighting the speed at which attention is shifting between crypto ETF categories.
