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Just noticed some pretty heavy outflows from a major asset manager's crypto ETF products last month. Their Bitcoin fund saw about $158 million leave, but honestly that's nothing compared to what happened with their Ethereum crypto ETF - that one got hit with roughly $285 million in withdrawals. The whole week was brutal, with the biggest single day seeing over $200 million exit the Bitcoin fund alone.
What's interesting is the difference between the two. Bitcoin ETF showed some resilience with a couple inflow days mixed in, like maybe some dip buyers stepped in. Ethereum crypto ETF though? Total bloodbath, consistent selling every single day. Really tells you where conviction is weakening.
Market's still dealing with a lot of uncertainty. Bitcoin's holding around $77.6K at the moment, but Ethereum's struggling harder - sitting around $2.32K now. Feels like institutional money is just pulling back across the board rather than looking for entry points.