Bitcoin ETFs See $636M Outflow, Ethereum Funds Lose $111M

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced significant outflows totaling $636 million, while Ethereum-based funds also saw substantial losses of $111 million.

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Bitcoin ETFs See $636M Outflow, Ethereum Funds Lose $111M

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