In a twist that surprised absolutely no one who’s been paying attention, Bitcoin ETFs decided to stop sulking and added $76.42 million in net inflows on Tuesday, April 15. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs, like a teenager grounded for the summer, shed $14.18 million, led by Grayscale’s ETHE, which apparently forgot how to adult.
Bitcoin ETFs: The Comeback Kids
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are apparently back in vogue, like a pair of bell-bottoms at a retro party. After a period of redemptions that felt longer than a Christopher Nolan movie, the market saw a second straight day of inflows, totaling $76.42 million. Investors, it seems, have decided that Bitcoin is less of a gamble than, say, trusting a vending machine with a $20 bill.
Blackrock’s IBIT, the overachiever of the group, led the charge with $38.22 million in new capital. Ark 21shares’ ARKB and Bitwise’s BITB followed closely behind, bringing in $13.42 million and $10.98 million, respectively. Grayscale’s Mini Bitcoin Trust added $8.93 million, while Franklin’s EZBC chipped in with a $4.87 million gain. Notably, no outflows were recorded across any of the 12 spot bitcoin ETFs, which is like saying no one spilled coffee on the office carpet for once.
Total trading activity was somewhat muted at $1.60 billion, while total net assets for bitcoin ETFs stood at $93.72 billion by day’s end. That’s a lot of zeros, even if you’re not counting the ones in your bank account.
In contrast, ether ETFs continued their downward spiral, like a hamster wheel that’s lost its hamster. The segment saw $14.18 million flow out, marking yet another day in the red. Grayscale’s ETHE led the retreat with $10.57 million in outflows, followed by Fidelity’s FETH at $3.61 million. Trading volume totaled $209.01 million, and net assets dipped to $5.36 billion. It’s almost as if Ether ETFs are trying to set a world record for “Most Consistent Disappointment.”
The diverging flows underscore a key trend: bitcoin ETF sentiment is stabilizing, but ether remains caught in a persistent outflow cycle, with no end in sight just yet. It’s like watching a soap opera where one character gets a happy ending, and the other just keeps getting hit by falling pianos.
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