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#BTC #ETH ETF funds retreat: Ethereum has been fleeing for days, and Bitcoin is losing capital, sending warning signals about the market. Yesterday (May 14), trading data showed that Bitcoin spot ETF had a net inflow of $131 million on the day, but this masked a highly unbalanced dynamic—BlackRock's IBIT single fund absorbed $144 million, meaning the remaining Bitcoin ETF products had a combined net outflow of about $13 million. Although Bitcoin ETFs overall still recorded a net inflow, some institutional funds have quietly started to withdraw.
The situation with Ethereum ETFs is even more bleak. Ethereum spot ETFs have experienced a net outflow for the fourth consecutive day, with a net outflow of $5.65 million on May 14. Another statistical measure shows that Ethereum ETFs had a net outflow of approximately 2,350 ETH on that day. Since March, Ethereum ETFs have only accumulated about $500 million in net inflows, while Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows totaling $4.5 billion during the same period. The institutional "abandon ETH, hold BTC" allocation strategy is becoming increasingly apparent, and this divergence in capital flow is a direct reason why Ethereum continues to underperform compared to Bitcoin.