The post Ethereum ETFs Lose 788 Million While Bitcoin ETFs See Strong Inflows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights Ethereum ETFs saw $788M in outflows from September 1–5. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $246M in inflows, showing market confidence. Top ETFs like ETHA, FETH, and IBIT drove major capital shifts. Ethereum ETFs Face Significant Outflows Between September 1 and September 5, 2025, Ethereum-based ETFs lost $787.74 million, according to SoSoValue. This marks the second week of negative dynamics in the segment since mid-May, highlighting ongoing volatility in Ethereum investment products. Capital Inflows and Outflows for Spot Ethereum ETFs in the USA – Source: SoSoValue Outflows from major Ethereum ETFs were as follows: ETHA (BlackRock) – $312.47 million FETH (Fidelity) – $287.9 million ETHE (Grayscale) – $83.5 million ETHW (Bitwise) – $49.08 million TETH (21Shares) – $21.3 million ETHV (VanEck) – $17.22 million ETH (Grayscale) – $12.51 million QETH (Invesco) – $2.13 million EZET (Franklin Templeton) – $1.62 million These numbers underline a cautious approach from investors in the Ethereum ETF sector, despite the broader growth of digital assets. Bitcoin ETFs Show Positive Inflows In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs experienced $246.42 million in inflows during the same period, signaling continued confidence in Bitcoin as a mainstream investment. Capital Inflows and Outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the USA – Source: SoSoValue Capital gains were concentrated in four leading ETFs: IBIT – $434.32 million BTC – $33.29 million FBTC – $25.01 million BTCO – $2.21 million Two ETFs, BTCW and DEFI, saw no new funds, while six recorded outflows: ARKB – $81.52 million BITB – $76.9 million GBTC – $69.74 million HODL – $13.19 million BRRR – $3.87 million EZBC – $3.18 million Over the past week, capital inflows into ETFs based on Ethereum’s market capitalization exceeded $1 billion when including all Ethereum-linked products. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract significant interest from institutional and retail investors, reflecting diverging sentiment between the… The post Ethereum ETFs Lose 788 Million While Bitcoin ETFs See Strong Inflows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights Ethereum ETFs saw $788M in outflows from September 1–5. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $246M in inflows, showing market confidence. Top ETFs like ETHA, FETH, and IBIT drove major capital shifts. Ethereum ETFs Face Significant Outflows Between September 1 and September 5, 2025, Ethereum-based ETFs lost $787.74 million, according to SoSoValue. This marks the second week of negative dynamics in the segment since mid-May, highlighting ongoing volatility in Ethereum investment products. Capital Inflows and Outflows for Spot Ethereum ETFs in the USA – Source: SoSoValue Outflows from major Ethereum ETFs were as follows: ETHA (BlackRock) – $312.47 million FETH (Fidelity) – $287.9 million ETHE (Grayscale) – $83.5 million ETHW (Bitwise) – $49.08 million TETH (21Shares) – $21.3 million ETHV (VanEck) – $17.22 million ETH (Grayscale) – $12.51 million QETH (Invesco) – $2.13 million EZET (Franklin Templeton) – $1.62 million These numbers underline a cautious approach from investors in the Ethereum ETF sector, despite the broader growth of digital assets. Bitcoin ETFs Show Positive Inflows In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs experienced $246.42 million in inflows during the same period, signaling continued confidence in Bitcoin as a mainstream investment. Capital Inflows and Outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the USA – Source: SoSoValue Capital gains were concentrated in four leading ETFs: IBIT – $434.32 million BTC – $33.29 million FBTC – $25.01 million BTCO – $2.21 million Two ETFs, BTCW and DEFI, saw no new funds, while six recorded outflows: ARKB – $81.52 million BITB – $76.9 million GBTC – $69.74 million HODL – $13.19 million BRRR – $3.87 million EZBC – $3.18 million Over the past week, capital inflows into ETFs based on Ethereum’s market capitalization exceeded $1 billion when including all Ethereum-linked products. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract significant interest from institutional and retail investors, reflecting diverging sentiment between the…