Bitcoin News
By MikeT
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Bitcoin ETFs Reverse Course With $115M in Outflows. After several days of steady gains, Bitcoin ETFs ended the month on a bearish note.
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Ether ETFs Keep Rising With 20 Straight Days of Inflows. In contrast to Bitcoin’s pullback, Ether ETFs have quietly built one of the strongest performance…
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Emerging Narratives: Bitcoin Cools as Ethereum Steadies. The split in ETF flows between Bitcoin and Ethereum illustrates two developing narratives in the…
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Investor Sentiment Still Optimistic, But Watch Closely. While the sudden dip in Bitcoin ETF inflows may trigger concerns among short-term traders, broader…
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Conclusion. Bitcoin ETFs may have ended July on a weaker note, but the overall digital asset market remains…
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a notable reversal on July 31, 2025, with $115 million flowing out of the market after a series of strong performances earlier…
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This divergence underscores shifting institutional sentiment, as Ethereum maintains consistent investor support while Bitcoin faces renewed outflows despite earlier optimism.
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After several days of steady gains, Bitcoin ETFs ended the month on a bearish note. The total outflows reached approximately $114.
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Not all funds fared poorly. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) reported a healthy $18.62 million inflow, signaling continued support from some sectors.
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However, the inflows were not enough to offset the heavy redemptions seen elsewhere. ARK 21Shares’ ARKB saw the largest drawdown with $89.92 million exiting the fund.
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Overall, the net result was a stark turn for the Bitcoin ETF sector. Despite a relatively solid daily trading volume of $3.56 billion, the broader market sentiment tilted bearish.
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Leading the charge once again was BlackRock’s ETHA, which brought in $18.18 million. Fidelity’s FETH also performed well, attracting $5.62 million.
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Ether ETF daily trading volume reached $1.28 billion, and total net assets climbed to $21.52 billion, highlighting Ethereum’s growing appeal to institutions and asset managers.
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Bitcoin ETFs, having benefited earlier this month from large inflows on anticipation of regulatory breakthroughs and institutional moves, appear to be facing resistance as…
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On the other hand, Ether ETFs show signs of long-term conviction. While the inflow numbers are smaller compared to Bitcoin, the consistency of daily purchases points to a strong,…
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