Gate News bot message, According to January 30 data, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 1-day net outflow of 7,856 BTC ($653.98M) and a 7-day net outflow of 10,695 BTC ($890.28M). Ethereum ETFs saw a 1-day net outflow of 41,542 ETH ($113.83M) and a 7-day net outflow of 21,314 ETH ($58.4M). Solana ETFs reported a 1-day net outflow of 10,786 SOL ($1.26M), while the 7-day period showed a net inflow of 96,033 SOL.
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