Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), seek price stability after hitting intraday lows of $66,171 and $1,912. Bloomberg analysts report net value of spot Bitcoin ETF assets fell to $85.76B from $170B, with Ether ETF assets dropping to $11.27B from $30.5B. Only about 6% of Bitcoin ETF assets exited during recent downturn.

Ether ETF holders face a larger drawdown compared to Bitcoin ETF investors as ETH trades below $2,000, well under the $3,500 cost basis. Total net inflows into ETH ETFs declined by approximately $3B. Assets held in the spot Bitcoin ETF peaked at $170B in Oct 2025, now at $85.76B.

Bitcoin ETF flows enter a bear-market regime with rolling 30-day outflows marking the longest stretch since launch. Glassnode data shows negative net flows for Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs over the past 90 days. Ecoinometrics newsletter suggests investors are actively reducing exposure amid sustained negative flows, indicating a bear-market regime.

Read more at Cointelegraph: Spot ETH ETFs Losses Outpace Bitcoin As Monthly Netflows Remain Negative