U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in roughly $181 million on Tuesday, a sharp reversal from the previous day when investors yanked $425 million from the funds. The swing left the two-day net flow at negative $244 million. Meanwhile, ether ETFs added $58 million, continuing their steady run of positive inflows.
Tuesday's rebound
The $181 million inflow marks a stark contrast to Monday's $425 million outflow, which was one of the largest single-day withdrawals for the products. The turnaround suggests that some market participants viewed the previous day's sell-off as an entry point, though the specific reasons for the shift are not immediately clear from the data alone.
Ether ETFs hold steady
Ether ETFs recorded $58 million in inflows on Tuesday, adding to a string of positive days. While the figure is smaller than the bitcoin funds' flows, it indicates continued demand for ether exposure through regulated vehicles.
Net flows still in the red
Despite Tuesday's rebound, the combined net flow for bitcoin ETFs over the two days remains negative. The $244 million net outflow means the week is off to a rough start, and traders will be watching Wednesday's data to see if the trend can sustain.
