Gate News bot message, According to Dec 31 update, Bitcoin ETFs recorded 1-day net inflow of +3,037 BTC (+$269.61M), while showing 7-day net outflow of -2,409 BTC (-$213.86M). Ethereum ETFs saw 1-day net inflow of +1,403 ETH (+$4.2M), with 7-day net outflow of -50,255 ETH (-$150.36M). Solana ETFs demonstrated positive flows with 1-day net inflow of +36,533 SOL (+$4.6M) and 7-day net inflow of +87,667 SOL (+$11.05M).
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