The U.S. Bitcoin ETF now has a record net outflow of US$680 million, and both the Ethereum ETF and the Ethereum ETF have experienced daily net capital inflows.

The cryptocurrency market saw a correction this week, with Bit (BTC) accumulating a decline of over 5% this week, with the price at $96,700 as of the editorial deadline. ETH also fell nearly 15%, with a price of $3,330. Major cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also saw a pause in the continuous inflow of funds amid the continued decline in the currency market. According to data compiled by SoSoValue, the US Bit (BTC) spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $680 million on Thursday, setting a new single-day net outflow record and ending a 15-trading-day streak of net inflows. The Fidelity-issued FBTC fund saw the highest net outflow amount, at around $209 million, setting a new single-day net outflow record for the fund. The Grayscale Bit (BTC) Mini Trust Fund (BTC) was next, with around $189 million, also setting a new single-day net outflow record. The largest iShares Bit (BTC) Trust Fund (IBIT) saw zero net fund flow. Among these 12 Bit (BTC) ETFs, only the WisdomTree-issued BTCW fund saw a net inflow on Thursday, of $2.05 million. Additionally, the US ETH spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $60.47 million on Thursday, ending an 18-trading-day streak of net inflows. The Grayscale-issued ETHE fund saw the highest net outflow, at $58.13 million.