Bitcoin spot ETFs lost $713 million in net outflows this week.

Ethereum spot ETFs saw $82.47 million leave the market.

Fidelity and BlackRock led the ETF exits.

The week of April 7–11, 2025, turned out to be a challenging one for U.S. crypto spot ETFs. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experienced significant net outflows, raising concerns among investors about short-term

What’s Driving the Outflows?

The outflows may signal shifting investor sentiment, possibly due to macroeconomic uncertainty, profit-taking, or upcoming regulatory developments. With Bitcoin hovering in volatile territory after a strong Q1 performance, institutional investors may be pausing or reallocating funds.

Similarly, Ethereum has seen muted price action in recent weeks. Without a strong bullish catalyst, some investors appear to be pulling back, especially from newly launched or lower-liquidity ETFs.

Market analysts are closely watching these moves, interpreting them as short-term tactical adjustments rather than long-term loss of confidence in crypto assets.

During the trading week of April 7–11 (U.S. Eastern Time), U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $82.47 million, with Fidelity’s FETH contributing $45.04 million. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $713 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT, which saw $343…

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Will the Trend Continue?

While the current numbers are stark, ETF flows often reflect immediate investor reactions rather than long-term outlooks. Many remain optimistic about the long-term role of spot ETFs in making crypto more accessible to traditional investors.

Still, continued outflows over the coming weeks could signal a deeper sentiment shift, especially if macroeconomic conditions remain uncertain.

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