From March 24 to 28, 2025, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $196.4 million in inflows, a significant increase, but the enthusiasm did not last. On Friday, March 28, the streak of 10 consecutive days of Bitcoin ETF inflows came to an end, according to Spot On Chain.
Despite this shift, the overall amount of money flowing into Bitcoin ETFs remained relatively unchanged, indicating that institutional investors may be hesitant to fully commit. This sudden pause suggests caution rather than a clear trend, with demand for Bitcoin ETFs still strong, but the market seems uncertain.
The causes for this uncertainty could range from macroeconomic conditions to short-term price fluctuations, or simply investor reluctance to commit further. While Bitcoin continues to attract attention from institutions, that interest is not necessarily translating into purchases.
Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, are struggling to keep up. Over the same period, Ethereum-linked ETFs experienced $8.7 million in outflows. Though the outflows were less dramatic than Bitcoin’s, they still suggest that investors were not eager to jump in. After three consecutive days of capital leaving Ethereum ETFs, the outflows paused on Friday.
It is unclear whether this marks a temporary break or a shift toward stabilization. Notably, while Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows, Ethereum ETFs faced difficulties. This contrast underscores a key difference in how institutions view these two assets.
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