On June 2, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant outflow of $519.2 million, marking the 12th consecutive day of redemptions, led by Blackrock's IBIT with $388.6 million withdrawn. Ether ETFs also faced continued pressure with a 16th straight day of outflows totaling $90.15 million, primarily from Blackrock's ETHA. In contrast, Solana ETFs, particularly Grayscale's GSOL, attracted $6.5 million in fresh inflows, and HYPE ETFs gained $3.15 million, indicating selective investor interest despite the broader market sell-off. This trend suggests investors are narrowing their crypto ETF exposure, favoring specific assets like Solana while reducing holdings in Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.
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