On July 8, Bitcoin ETFs experienced $84.86 million in net outflows, signaling ongoing caution among institutional investors amid macroeconomic uncertainty. In contrast, spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $70.48 million in net inflows, marking five consecutive days of positive demand and indicating stronger institutional interest in Ethereum. This divergence suggests investors are favoring Ethereum's growing role in decentralized finance and blockchain infrastructure over Bitcoin, which remains sensitive to economic and geopolitical risks. ETF flows continue to serve as a key indicator of institutional sentiment and market direction in the crypto space.
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