Bitcoin ETFs See $363 Million Exit as Ether Funds Lose $76 Million
Bitcoin ETFs opened the week with $363 million in outflows, while ether ETFs shed $76 million across four funds. Both asset classes posted a sharp retreat in net assets despite high trading activity. Crypto ETFs Start th...
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