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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Outflows Persist as Liquidity Tightens


by Peter Mwangi
for CoinEdition
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Outflows Persist as Liquidity Tightens

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Institutional fund flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have been negative since November, indicating reduced participation and a liquidity contraction in the digital asset market. On-chain data reveals significant unrealized losses and stress among long-term holders, with prices of both assets closely linked to U.S. ETF inflows and outflows.

Bearish
  • ETF net flows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum have stayed negative since November, signaling reduced institutional participation.
  • Ethereum and Bitcoin prices in 2025 closely tracked shifts in U.S. spot ETF inflows and outflows.
  • On-chain data shows elevated stress, with sizable unrealized losses and continued long-term holder distribution.

Institutional fund flows into U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds have remained under pressure since November, adding to signs of a broader liquidity contraction across the digital asset market, according to on-chain and ETF flow data from Glassnode.

Glassnode data indicate that the 30-day simple moving average (30D-SMA) of net ETF flows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum turned negative since early November and has remained below zero since then. The persistence of negative flows suggests muted participation and partial…

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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Outflows Persist as Liquidity Tightens


by Peter Mwangi
for CoinEdition
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Outflows Persist as Liquidity Tightens

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AI Overview

Institutional fund flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have been negative since November, indicating reduced participation and a liquidity contraction in the digital asset market. On-chain data reveals significant unrealized losses and stress among long-term holders, with prices of both assets closely linked to U.S. ETF inflows and outflows.

Bearish
  • ETF net flows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum have stayed negative since November, signaling reduced institutional participation.
  • Ethereum and Bitcoin prices in 2025 closely tracked shifts in U.S. spot ETF inflows and outflows.
  • On-chain data shows elevated stress, with sizable unrealized losses and continued long-term holder distribution.

Institutional fund flows into U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds have remained under pressure since November, adding to signs of a broader liquidity contraction across the digital asset market, according to on-chain and ETF flow data from Glassnode.

Glassnode data indicate that the 30-day simple moving average (30D-SMA) of net ETF flows for both Bitcoin and Ethereum turned negative since early November and has remained below zero since then. The persistence of negative flows suggests muted participation and partial…

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Coins

$ 69.50K

-1.13%

$ 2.04K

-3.17%

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$ 69.50K

-1.13%

$ 2.04K

-3.17%

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