BTC and ETH spot ETFs have experienced net outflows for 6 consecutive weeks, with a total net outflow of over $237 million last week.



On June 22, according to SosoValue data, the US BTC spot ETF recorded a total net outflow of nearly $227 million last week, marking the 6th consecutive week of fund outflows;

Among them, Grayscale (GBTC), ARK & 21Shares ARKB, and BlackRock (IBIT) had the top three total net outflows last week, at $156 million, $50.16 million, and $44.62 million respectively;

Next are VanEck HODL, Invesco BTCO, and Franklin EZBC, with weekly net outflows of $14.68 million, $6.39 million, and $5.78 million respectively;

Morgan Stanley (MSBT) and Grayscale (BTC) recorded weekly net outflows of $25.74 million and $14.95 million respectively;

Fidelity (FBTC) and Hashdex DEFI experienced weekly net outflows of $9.61 million and $0.7545 million respectively;

As of now, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs is $78.32 billion, accounting for 6.19% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization, with a cumulative net inflow of $53.4 billion.

In the same week, the US Ethereum spot ETF also experienced a total net outflow of $10.05 million for the 6th consecutive week;

Among them, Grayscale (ETH) and Fidelity (FETH) had the largest and second-largest weekly net outflows, at $8.82 million and $6.57 million respectively;

Next are Bitwise ETHW and 21Shares TETH, with weekly net outflows of $3.97 million and $2.79 million;

Following are VanEck ETHV and Grayscale (ETHE), with weekly net outflows of $638.9k and $476.2k respectively;

Notably, BlackRock (ETHA) was the only ETH ETF to have a total net inflow last week, at $13.22 million;

As of now, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs is $9.3 billion, accounting for 4.51% of Ethereum’s total market value, with a cumulative net inflow of $11.18 billion.

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