Data: 6,173,100 tons transferred out from Kiln, worth approximately 9.01 million USD

Bitcoin ETFs Attract $88M as Ethereum Flows Stall to Near Zero

_Bitcoin retains stable institutional demand as Ethereum ETF flows remain thin and volatile._ Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded solid inflows on Feb. 20, while Ethereum products drew little new capital. Data shows most demand remains concentrated in a few major issuers. At the same time, monthly

24-Hour Spot Capital Inflow/Outflow List: USD 72.37 million net inflow, ETH 40 million net inflow;

According to Coinglass data, in the past 24 hours, the crypto market fund outflow list shows a net outflow of $371 million for BTC. Other cryptocurrencies such as ENSO, KITE, BIO, and DOGE also experienced outflows. On the inflow side, USD1 and ETH had net inflows of $72.37 million and $40 million, respectively.

Bitcoin ETFs See $88M Inflows, Ending Three-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin ETFs saw a reversal with $88.04 million net inflows on February 20 after three days of outflows totaling $403.90 million. IBIT and FBTC led the inflows while many ETFs remained inactive. The four-week outflow reached $2.48 billion.

Sharplink Doubles Down on Ethereum Amid Institutional Surge

Sharplink, Inc. holds 867,798 ETH, nearly all staked for shareholder rewards, despite a 60% decline in ETH value. Institutional ownership has risen to 46%, driven by trust and strategic management. Recent brand updates and expert hires further strengthen this Ethereum-focused treasury firm.

10x Research: Circle receives multiple positive boosts, with fundamentals and institutional interest resonating to drive the stock price higher

Circle (CRCL) stock price rises against the trend, with institutional holdings increasing indicating confidence. Circle's partnership with Polymarket to use USDC expands its applications. Analysts believe that the GENIUS Act will promote digital dollar reserves to enter the U.S. Treasury bond market, and Circle could benefit.