Despite a day of withdrawals for Bitcoin spot ETFs, Ethereum-based products continued to attract investor attention with fresh inflows. Analysis reveals that all twelve U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs experienced zero net inflows on April 4th, resulting in $64.88 million of capital outflow. Conversely, Ethereum-based ETFs saw positive daily inflows totaling $2.06 million, reflecting growing interest in low-cost options and increased trading activity. While Bitcoin ETF market faces temporary profit-taking, data shows long-term institutional faith as the market continues to experience high liquidity, with a combined net asset value of $94.45 billion representing 5.65% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs demonstrated resilience and attracted inflows, highlighting continued investor interest in low-fee options. While Grayscale products face outflows due to higher fees, newer, more cost-effective ETFs are gaining traction with investors, signaling a shift toward efficiency within the ETF landscape.