Ethereum’s market outlook is deteriorating as spot ETF outflows reached a 30-day high, with $94.27 million withdrawn on February 26, reflecting a bearish sentiment. BlackRock’s ETHA ETF saw the largest single-day outflow of $69.76 million, while open interest in Ethereum futures declined by 20% in a week, indicating reduced market participation. With Ethereum’s price breaking key support levels, it may drop to a year-to-date low of $2,150 unless buying pressure increases.
about Ethereum Faces Major Outflows and Price Pressure Amid Bearish SentimentFidelity
0 posts last weekSHELL Token Surges to All-Time High Ahead of Binance Listing
Whales are panic-selling Ethereum, with significant transactions including an $19.63 million sale of 8,074 ETH and a $23.44 million deposit of 10,000 ETH to Binance. This sell-off coincides with market turmoil following Donald Trump’s tariff plans and a $1.4 billion Bybit hack, leading to $94.3 million in net outflows from U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs. Despite bearish trends, potential support may arise from upcoming SEC approval for Ethereum ETFs and the Pectra upgrade on April 8, aimed at enhancing network scalability.
about SHELL Token Surges to All-Time High Ahead of Binance ListingBitcoin ETFs Experience Record Outflows as Market Declines Ethereum Funds Remain Stable
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced record outflows exceeding $1 billion as Bitcoin fell below $90,000, with Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund leading losses at $344.65 million. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw only modest outflows of $50.08 million, indicating stronger investor confidence in ETH. Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust faced the largest exits among Ethereum funds, totaling $27.07 million.
about Bitcoin ETFs Experience Record Outflows as Market Declines Ethereum Funds Remain StableBitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Face Outflows Amid Market Uncertainty
On February 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs faced significant outflows, with a net loss of 1,765 BTC valued at approximately $171.06 million, marking the fourth consecutive day of withdrawals totaling around $650.76 million. Ethereum ETFs also saw pressure, losing 5,514 ETH worth about $14.89 million, primarily affecting Grayscale’s ETHE. Despite these outflows, cumulative net inflows remain strong at $40.05 billion, as investors navigate a market influenced by Coinbase’s robust earnings and ongoing macroeconomic challenges.
about Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Face Outflows Amid Market UncertaintyEthereum poised for bullish breakout amid record ETF inflows
Ethereum’s price has shown signs of recovery, trading at $2,764 after a 0.99% increase in 24 hours, with record ETF inflows of $307.77 million on February 4, primarily from BlackRock. A V-shaped reversal pattern suggests potential bullish momentum, targeting the $3,000 resistance level, while crucial support remains at $2,500 and $2,400. Speculation in the derivatives market is rising, indicating increased bullish sentiment among investors.
about Ethereum poised for bullish breakout amid record ETF inflowsEthereum and Solana Battle for Dominance in the Crypto Market
Ethereum is on a path to a $1 trillion market cap, bolstered by over $5 billion in institutional investments from major players like BlackRock, while Solana targets a $400 billion valuation through retail adoption driven by its fast, low-cost transactions. Despite Ethereum’s institutional dominance and innovative edge, Solana’s appeal as a “degen chain” with high scalability and minimal fees is attracting retail users, leading to speculation about its growth potential. Both cryptocurrencies are set for significant advancements, but Ethereum’s institutional backing positions it as the safer long-term investment.
about Ethereum and Solana Battle for Dominance in the Crypto MarketBitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Over One Billion in Inflows
On January 6, 2025, spot bitcoin and ether ETFs experienced a robust inflow of $1.1 billion, led by Fidelity and Blackrock, following a previous outflow of $277.9 million on January 2. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $987 million, while ether ETFs garnered $128.7 million, reflecting renewed investor confidence in crypto assets. Notably, Fidelity’s FBTC and Blackrock’s IBIT were the top contributors, with inflows of $370.24 million and $209.08 million, respectively.
about Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Over One Billion in InflowsBitcoin and Ethereum ETF Trends: Inflows and Outflows Analysis
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw a significant turnaround with $908.1 million in net inflows after a rough December, led by Fidelity, BlackRock, and Ark Invest. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows totaling $36.1 million for the week, despite a 6.5% price increase for ETH.
about Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Trends: Inflows and Outflows AnalysisBitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Experience Significant Outflows at Start of 2025
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs began 2025 with significant outflows, reflecting waning investor interest amid market volatility. Bitcoin ETFs saw $242.3 million in outflows but maintained $109.4 billion in assets, while Ethereum ETFs experienced $77.5 million in outflows, marking a shift from previous inflows. Grayscale’s ETHE led Ethereum outflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark’s ARKB ETFs recorded inflows, indicating mixed investor sentiment.
about Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Experience Significant Outflows at Start of 2025Morgan Stanley Considers Adding Cryptocurrency Trading to E-Trade Platform
Morgan Stanley is considering adding cryptocurrency trading to its E-Trade platform, anticipating a more favorable regulatory environment under President-elect Donald Trump. This move could position E-Trade as a significant competitor to established platforms like Coinbase, following a trend among traditional brokerages embracing crypto. Morgan Stanley has already allowed its advisers to recommend Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting its proactive stance in the crypto market.
about Morgan Stanley Considers Adding Cryptocurrency Trading to E-Trade Platform