Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a second consecutive day of net outflows, shedding $48 million despite inflows across five funds, dragged down by a large exit from Blackrockโ€™s IBIT. Meanwhile, ether ETFs celebrated a milestone 15th straight day of net inflows.

Bitcoin ETFs Post Second Day of Outflows as Ether ETFs Mark 3 Weeks of Inflows

The bulls showed up across much of the U.S. spotย bitcoinย ETFs, but it was not enough to stop a Blackrock-sized exodus. Despite fiveย bitcoinย ETFs recording inflows, a $130.49 million outflow from Blackrockโ€™sย IBITย dominated the day, resulting in a $47.82 million net outflow overall.

Bitwiseโ€™s BITB led the inflow charge with a solid $31.81 million, while Fidelityโ€™s FBTC brought in $22.77 million. Ark 21sharesโ€™ ARKB added $11.45 million, with Grayscaleโ€™s Bitcoin Mini Trust and Vaneckโ€™s HODL chipping in $9.24 million and $7.38 million, respectively. But with IBITโ€™s drag, the dayโ€™s tone turned red.

Still, interest remained high. The total value traded came in at $2.67 billion, and net assets settled at $125.58 billion.

Etherย ETFs, however, continued to ride a wave of investor confidence. Friday, June 6, marked the 15th straight day of net inflows, with $25.22 million added across two major funds. Blackrockโ€™s ETHA contributed $15.86 million, and Grayscaleโ€™s Ether Mini Trust followed with $9.37 million.

Total trading volume inย etherย ETFs reached $339.49 million, with net assets holding steady at $9.40 billion. For ether exposure, the flow remains decisively green.


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