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Bitcoin ETFs Attract $332M as Ethereum Faces Outflows

Bitcoin ETFs see biggest inflows since August, while Ethereum ETFs record $135M outflows as traders await key economic data.

Aurelien Sage September 3, 2025 - 2:45 PM

Chart showing Bitcoin ETFs inflows and Ethereum ETFs outflows

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Bitcoin ETFs gain $332M inflows, strongest since Aug 8.
Ethereum ETFs face $135M in outflows.
Market trades sideways ahead of economic data.

The crypto market remained mostly flat as traders positioned themselves cautiously ahead of upcoming economic reports. Despite the sideways movement, Bitcoin stood out with its exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracting $332 million in inflows, marking the highest level since August 8. This renewed interest highlights growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin, especially as it continues to trade above $111,000 with a slight 0.81% daily gain.

Ethereum ETFs See Heavy Outflows

While Bitcoin ETFs attracted fresh demand, Ethereum ETFs recorded $135 million in outflows, showing that investor sentiment toward ETH remains shaky. Ethereum slipped 1.44% to $4,315, underperforming Bitcoin and dragging overall sentiment in the altcoin market. This divergence between BTC and ETH suggests that institutional investors may be favoring Bitcoin as a safer bet in the current uncertain market environment.

The market moved sideways as traders positioned cautiously ahead of key economic data. BTC ETFs saw $332M in inflows, the largest since Aug 8, while $135M flowed out of ETH ETFs.$BTC: $111,170 +0.81%$ETH: $4,315 -1.44%

FGI: 55 → Neutral
Market Cap: $4.04T
Liquidations: $240M pic.twitter.com/DildMgb8eF
— CryptoRank.io (@CryptoRank_io) September 3, 2025

Market Outlook Remains Neutral

The Fear & Greed Index (FGI) held steady at 55, indicating neutral sentiment across the market. The total crypto market capitalization currently sits at $4.04 trillion, reflecting stability despite mixed flows in ETFs. However, liquidations reached $240 million, showing that volatility remains a constant risk. Traders appear to be waiting for macroeconomic signals before making larger moves, which could determine whether Bitcoin’s momentum continues or if Ethereum regains strength.

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