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Based on statistics from SoSoValue, spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States resumed to net outflows on Tuesday, therefore breaking the eight-day positive flow pattern. Over the eight-day run, the U.S. bitcoin ETFs had attracted $756 million.
While Valhalla’s BRRR has not been updated, the U.S. spot bitcoin funds witnessed $127 million net outflows. ARKB of Ark & 21 Shares led the net outflows; so-called value data indicated negative flows of $101.97 million. Grayscale’s GBTC recorded net withdrawals of $18.32 million as well as $6.76 million from Bitwise’s BITB. Tuesday witnessed zero flows for eight funds—BlackRock’s IBIT, among others.
With exception of BRRR, the U.S. spot bitcoin funds observed a total trade volume of $1.2 billion. Their net inflows, since January, total $17.95 billion.
Spot ether ETFs kept their ninth straight day of net outflows, reporting negative flows yesterday totaling $3.45 million. The daily net outflow of Grayscale’s ether fund, $9.18 million, was offset by $3.88 million in net inflows into Fidelity’s FETH and $1.86 million into Bitwise’s ETHW.
Monday’s trading volume for spot ether funds was $129.95 million, far less than late July’s levels of about $900 million. The funds have recorded overall net outflows of $481.32 million.
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