- BlackRock’s iShares led Ethereum ETF inflows.
- Bitcoin ETFs saw continued investor pullback.
- Market trends show bullish memeuphoria for ETH.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $47.82 million, marked on June 6, 2025, while Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a net inflow of $25.22 million, spearheaded by BlackRock’s iShares.
Ethereum ETF inflows suggest institutional confidence, contrasting the bearish sentiment for Bitcoin ETFs. The shifts indicate potential increased volatility and new trading strategies across key markets.
The divergence in flows highlights institutional shifts: Bitcoin ETFs noted significant outflows, while Ethereum ETFs saw substantial inflows, notably led by BlackRock’s iShares contributing $15.9 million. Continued Bitcoin withdrawal aligns with a risk-off sentiment among institutions.
Bitcoin’s outflows emphasize reduced investor demand as trading volumes increased on exchanges such as Binance. In contrast, Ethereum’s inflows point to rising market confidence in ETH’s potential, impacting ETH/USD and ETH/BTC pairs optimistically.
Historically, similar ETF flows have led to market volatility and temporary price decoupling between Bitcoin and Ethereum. Current trends mirror past patterns, potentially impacting prices and influencing new trading strategies.
Institutional capital appears to rotate, signifying potential long-term strategic shifts. Past instances of ETF flow changes have resulted in temporary price fluctuations, often aligning with macroeconomic signals and broader market repositioning.
“Ethereum ETF net inflows reached $25.3 million on June 6, 2025, with ETHA contributing $15.9 million.” — Farside Investors, Analyst, Farside UK
