On-chain data provider Lookonchain said in an X post that Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows moved in opposing directions as of Aug. 4. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a one-day net inflow of 1,600 BTC, worth about $102 million, while the seven-day total reached 1,241 BTC, approximately $79.36 million. Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, saw a daily net outflow of 6,558 ETH, valued near $12.27 million, and a seven-day outflow of 16,300 ETH, roughly $30.44 million. The latest figures underline divergent demand between the two fund categories. Lookonchain regularly tracks these ETF flow numbers using on-chain data, and the Aug. 4 update points to Bitcoin funds attracting sizable buying while Ethereum funds faced persistent selling pressure over the same period. The gap in one-day and seven-day figures also shows that the momentum behind Bitcoin ETF inflows remains stronger than that of Ethereum ETF outflows, at least based on the latest available data.
Lookonchain's latest update shows Bitcoin ETFs attracting fresh capital while Ethereum ETFs continue losing assets. As of the Aug. 4 data shared on X, the analytics platform reported a one-day net inflow of 1,600 BTC into Bitcoin ETFs, worth approximately $102 million. The seven-day figure stood at 1,241 BTC, or around $79.36 million.
Ethereum ETFs moved in the opposite direction. One-day net outflows hit 6,558 ETH, valued near $12.27 million, and the seven-day outflow reached 16,300 ETH, roughly $30.44 million. These opposing flows point to a clear split in recent investor demand for the two digital asset funds.
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