Last week, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experienced fluctuating inflows and outflows influenced by geopolitical developments, notably the U.S. and Iran calling for an immediate ceasefire on April 8. Initially, major ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC saw strong inflows, but outflows surged around the ceasefire announcement. Sentiment shifted positively on April 9 and 10 with renewed inflows, especially into BlackRock's ETFs. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP ETFs showed mixed activity, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. These patterns highlight how geopolitical events can impact crypto investment flows, suggesting investors remain reactive to global news.
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