Franklin Templeton has submitted an amended S-1 filing to the SEC seeking approval to launch a new crypto index ETF focused on Bitcoin and Ether. This move comes amid a notable shift in ETF flows, with Bitcoin spot ETFs experiencing a net inflow of $171.3 million on February 7, while Ethereum spot ETFs reported no net inflows or outflows. In the past week, inflows for US-based Ethereum ETFs have surpassed those of Bitcoin, totaling $409 million compared to $173 million for Bitcoin. Additionally, recent data indicates that a total of $196 billion in Bitcoin is held by ETFs, nations, and corporations. The market has seen mixed reactions, with some analysts noting that the recent performance of Ethereum ETFs, which have seen seven consecutive days of positive inflows totaling $420 million, contrasts with Bitcoin's recent outflows of $140 million. As of February 7, Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $140 million, while Ethereum's spot ETFs had a net inflow of $10.65 million over six consecutive days.