Bitcoin Spot ETF Sees Net Outflow of $265 Million, Ethereum Spot ETF Sees Net Inflow of $9.0295 Million

The Bitcoin spot ETF experienced a total net outflow of $265 million yesterday, with BlackRock's IBIT leading the outflows at $123 million. In contrast, the Ethereum spot ETF saw a total net inflow of $9.0295 million, with BlackRock's ETHB leading the inflows at $15.3831 million. Bitdeer sold 271.3 BTC this week, maintaining a zero position. Hong Kong reported 25 cases of online romance scams in a week, with a woman in her fifties losing over HKD 26 million due to investments in virtual currencies. Sushi has launched the Sushi Launch platform for the issuance of native tokens on the Robinhood Chain. Sources indicate that OpenAI may delay its IPO until next year. Starting August 15, the Russian government has banned cryptocurrency mining in Moscow and other regions until the end of 2032. Nunchuk responded to the Coldcard vulnerability, stating that platform keys will not be used directly. The cryptocurrency industry has suffered hacker attacks resulting in losses of $210.3 million since July 30, an increase of 177.2% month-on-month. Trade.xyz has completed compensation for the abnormal liquidation of SKHYNIX on July 27, with losses under $10,000 compensated, and excess amounts will be verified for further compensation.

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