On April 1st, ETF data in the US indicated a net outflow in Bitcoin and Ethereum, but Grayscale funds managed to attract investor interest despite limited inflows.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US faced significant outflows on April 1st. According to end-of-day data, the total net outflow reached $174 million. This situation suggests that short-term risk appetite among institutional investors has weakened.
Among the spot Bitcoin ETFs traded in the US, a total of $174 million net outflow occurred on April 1st. This data indicates a cautious stance in the market and that investors are adopting a more defensive position in the short term.
However, the same pattern did not apply to all funds. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF experienced a net inflow of $10.25 million during the day, marking the strongest single-day performance among spot Bitcoin ETFs. While the overall trend remained negative, this data suggests that some investors see the pullback not as a reason to sell but as a buying opportunity.
In spot Ethereum ETFs, a negative outlook also emerged by the end of the day. The total net outflow was recorded at $7.10 million. Although the outflow was not as strong as in Bitcoin, Ethereum ETF data also indicates that investor demand has not yet fully recovered.
Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust ETF recorded the strongest Ethereum ETF data of the day with a net inflow of $17.42 million. Despite overall outflows, continued investor interest in some funds shows that the market is not entirely avoiding risk.