Bitcoin ETFs record daily and weekly net outflows, while Ethereum ETFs see inflows
On July 29, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced net outflows, with a daily net outflow of 977 BTC (approximately $62.73 million) and a seven-day net outflow totaling 7,225 BTC (approximately $464.05 million). In contrast, Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows, seeing 2,000 ETH (approximately $3.8 million) flow in on July 29, and a total of 20,277 ETH (approximately $38.49 million) over the past seven days.
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