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I noticed significant movements in traded Bitcoin and Ethereum funds over the past week. BlackRock and specifically its funds experienced massive outflows amid a general market sell-off. The total amount reached approximately $443 million, reflecting a clear shift in investor sentiment.
What caught my attention is that Bitcoin showed relative resilience compared to Ethereum. BlackRock's IBIT fund experienced volatility — it started the week strongly with an inflow of $160 million on March 23, but then things quickly reversed. By March 27, there was a massive daily outflow of $201 million.
As for BlackRock's Ethereum fund, the situation was much worse. Outflows continued throughout the week, with total losses approaching $285 million. The largest single-day outflow was on March 26, with nearly $140 million.
The clear indicator here is that institutional investors are reducing their exposure to digital assets, especially Ethereum. Bitcoin held support around $65,000, while Ethereum struggled to stay above $2,000. The broader market indicates clear uncertainty, and investors are choosing caution over risk.