Bitcoin ETF has a net outflow of 1,477 BTC today, while Ethereum ETF has a net inflow of 75,296 ETH
2025/07/22 21:45
PANews reported on July 22 that according to Lookonchain , 10 Bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of 1,477 BTC (about $176 million) today, of which ARK21Shares had an outflow of 665 BTC and currently holds 49,586 BTC . Nine Ethereum ETFs had a net inflow of 75,296 ETH (about $278 million), Fidelity had an inflow of 33,953 ETH and currently holds 629,202 ETH .
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