The assessment is "likely_true" based on the overwhelming weight of consistent evidence from multiple high-authority sources. Four separate reports from two reputable outlets, The Block and Yahoo Finance, directly and unambiguously support the statement. Specifically, they report that *each* of the two ETFs (Grayscale's and Franklin Templeton's) saw over $60 million in net inflows on their first day. This would place the combined inflow total at over $120 million, which is significantly more than the $60 million threshold mentioned in the statement.There is one primary source from Binance that directly contradicts this, providing a precise combined inflow figure of only $7.9 million. However, the credibility of this source's data is severely compromised by a nonsensical future date (year 2025) in its URL, suggesting a potential error in the source material or its summary. Other sources report on trading volume, which is a different metric than net inflows, and their figures are both low and inconsistent with each other. Therefore, they do not serve as reliable counter-evidence to the specific claim about inflows.Given the strong, consistent, and repeated reporting from The Block and Yahoo Finance versus a single, highly questionable contradictory source, the evidence points firmly toward the statement being true.