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(Originally posted on : Bitcoin News )<\/b>
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Ether Sees Renewed Selling as Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> Lose $174 Million<\/h2>\n

The early-week rebound for crypto<\/span> ETFs did not last long. After two days of steady inflows, crypto<\/span> ETFs turned lower again, a reminder of how fragile sentiment remains.<\/p>\n

Bitcoin<\/a> ETFs posted a sharp $173.73 million in net outflows, erasing much of the week\u2019s earlier gains. The selling was concentrated in key funds. Blackrock\u2019s IBIT led with an $86.52 million exit, closely followed by Fidelity\u2019s FBTC at $78.64 million.<\/p>\n

Additional pressure came from Grayscale<\/a>\u2019s GBTC, which saw $13.26 million in outflows, and Bitwise\u2019s BITB with $5.55 million. There was a partial offset. Grayscale\u2019s Bitcoin<\/span> Mini Trust recorded a $10.25 million inflow, offering a small cushion against the broader decline. Trading volume<\/span> stood at $2.11 billion, while net assets closed at $87.71 billion.<\/p>\n

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One day of outflow almost wiped out two days of inflows for bitcoin ETFs<\/span>.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Ether<\/a> ETFs followed suit, though the underlying picture was more mixed. The sector recorded a net outflow of $7.10 million despite multiple funds posting gains.<\/p>\n

Grayscale\u2019s ETHE led inflows with $17.42 million, while its Ether Mini Trust added $6.49 million. Blackrock\u2019s ETHB continued to attract capital with $5.49 million, and smaller inflows were seen in Bitwise\u2019s ETHW ($4.28 million) and 21shares\u2019 TETH ($3.20 million).<\/p>\n

Those gains were outweighed by heavy redemptions elsewhere. Blackrock\u2019s ETHA saw a $32.26 million exit, and Fidelity\u2019s FETH lost $11.73 million. The imbalance pushed the sector back into negative territory. Trading volume<\/span> reached $1.01 billion, with net assets at $12.21 billion.<\/p>\n

XRP<\/a> ETFs also slipped, recording a $1.32 million outflow entirely from 21shares\u2019 TOXR. Trading activity came in at $16.90 million, with net assets closing at $947.70 million.<\/p>\n

Solana<\/a> ETFs remained quiet for a second straight session. No trading activity was recorded, and net assets held at $818.70 million.<\/p>\n

The pattern is becoming familiar. Short bursts of inflows are quickly met with renewed selling. Conviction is still lacking, and investors appear quick to rotate or step aside. Bitcoin<\/a> led with heavy outflows, ether followed despite mixed flows, XRP<\/span> declined modestly, and Solana<\/span> stayed inactive. The market continues to move in short, uncertain cycles rather than sustained trends.<\/p>\n

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