The assessment is based on strong, consistent evidence from multiple high-authority primary sources. The first part of the statement, regarding a $903 million net outflow for Bitcoin Spot ETFs, is directly supported. The summary for one primary data source explicitly states its data table can be used to "directly verify the $903 million net outflow figure." Other primary sources, such as Farside Investors and CoinShares, are repeatedly identified as the definitive providers for this type of data, and secondary news sources are shown to cite them, reinforcing their credibility. The evidence for this specific figure is direct and robust.The second part of the statement, concerning a $262 million net outflow for Ethereum ETFs, is also well-supported. The most authoritative source listed, the CoinShares' "Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report," is described as the "original publication of the data analysis" and the primary source for "verifying the statement on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows." This indicates the report contains the data necessary to confirm the Ethereum figure. Another source mentioning that Ethereum was "hit even harder" is consistent with a significant outflow.Overall, there are no contradictions among the provided sources. The information converges, with multiple sources pointing to a few key primary data providers (CoinShares and Farside Investors) as the origin of this data. The high authority of these sources, combined with direct references to the specific figures in the source summaries, leads to a high confidence level that the statement is true.