U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Saw a Net Outflow of 2,015 BTC on Aug. 14, While Ethereum ETFs Posted a 7-Day Net Inflow

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Saw a Net Outflow of 2,015 BTC on Aug. 14, While Ethereum ETFs Posted a 7-Day Net Inflow

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2026-08-14 14:28:20
Data shared by Lookonchain on X showed mixed fund flow trends for U.S. spot crypto exchange-traded funds on Aug. 14. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a single-day net outflow of 2,015 BTC, valued at $126 million. Over the past seven days, net outflows in Bitcoin ETFs reached 3,890 BTC, with a reported value of $243 million. Ethereum ETF flows painted a different short-term picture. On a single-day basis, Ethereum ETFs posted a net outflow of 277 ETH, worth $517,100. Over a seven-day period, though, Ethereum ETFs still registered a net inflow of 22,900 ETH, valued at $42.74 million. The figures were cited by Lookonchain and relayed by Odaily. The update highlights that Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows moved in different directions over the weekly window, even though both products showed net outflows on the day of Aug. 14.
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Lookonchain said in a post on X that U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of 2,015 BTC on Aug. 14, valued at $126 million. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin ETFs logged net outflows of 3,890 BTC, worth $243 million.

For Ethereum ETFs, the same data showed a single-day net outflow of 277 ETH, valued at $517,100. On a seven-day basis, Ethereum ETFs still posted a net inflow of 22,900 ETH, worth $42.74 million.

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