On December 2, the cryptocurrency ETF market showed mixed results with conflicting reports on net totals, highlighting the volatility of fund flows. Initial data suggested Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of approximately 1,139 BTC (around $103 million), alongside Ethereum ETF outflows of 1,274 ETH. Solana ETFs also experienced net outflows of roughly 90,000 SOL. Despite these initial figures, the broader 7-day trend for these assets has remained generally positive. More granular updates indicate that Spot Bitcoin ETFs actually achieved a total net inflow of $58.01 million for the day, driven heavily by BlackRock's IBIT. BlackRock led the market with $119.66 million in inflows, and Fidelity's FBTC added $21.85 million. These strong inflows were necessary to offset significant selling pressure from ARK's product, which saw $90.94 million exit the fund. Conversely, Ethereum ETFs faced a confirmed net outflow of $10.69 million. Notably, BlackRock's ETHA recorded a significant negative flow of $89.45 million, ending a five-day streak of inflows. This divergence between Bitcoin's resilience, led by institutional giants, and Ethereum's outflows paints a complex picture of current institutional sentiment. [Update 1] New data clarifies the specific breakdown of flows for Dec 2, highlighting that while some sources reported aggregate outflows initially, specific fund data shows BlackRock's IBIT pushing Bitcoin ETFs into positive net territory (+$58M), contrasting with confirmed outflows for Ethereum products driven by ETHA selling.