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Fidelity’s FBTC, Ark Invest’s ARKB, and Bitwise’s BTB funds saw record inflows. They raised $622.3 million, $219 million, and $187.9 million, respectively. There was intense interest in ETFs. The Bitcoin price surpassed $120,000 for the first time since August.

BRN Research Director Timothy Misir stated that October is historically a strong period for Bitcoin. Misir also added that a similar upward trend has been observed this year.

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It was noteworthy that the IBIT ETF alone accounted for $4.3 billion of the total $5.6 billion in ETF trading on Thursday. Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas said that IBIT ranks among the top 10 ETFs in terms of daily volume, alongside major ETFs like SPY, QQQ, and GLD. Additionally, it has entered the top 20 ETFs in terms of assets under management at BlackRock ETF for the first time. IBIT has emerged as a clear leader in the market this week.

Institutional Interest Boosts “Uptober” Momentum!

Bitcoin‘s rise occurred despite the potential shutdown of the US government and a sharp decline in employment. Analysts attribute the strong interest in ETFs and Bitcoin’s rise to the “Uptober” momentum. Institutional investors’ shift toward the crypto market continues to grow. Since January 2024, cumulative inflows into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have reached approximately $60 billion. “Uptober” stands out as a historically strong month for Bitcoin.

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Ethereum ETFs See Strong Inflows

On the Ethereum side, ETHV, CETH, QETH, ETHE (+45.90m), ETH (+22.70m), ETHA (+109.40m), ETHW (+36.60m), FETH (+117.90m) and EZET (+5.50m) recorded a total inflow of +337.70 million dollars. This clearly indicates that institutional and retail interest in Ethereum ETFs remains strong.

Boosted by this momentum, Ethereum price reached a historic milestone last night, hitting a new ATH (all-time high) of $4,880. This record highlights investors’ growing confidence in ETH and the direct impact of ETF inflows on the market.

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Bitcoin ETFs Show a Mixed Picture

The situation looks different for Bitcoin. No inflows were observed for BTCO, BTC, BTCW and BRRR, while GBTC (+6.40m), FBTC (+50.90m), ARKB (+65.70m), BITB (+12.70m), HODL (+26.40m) and EZBC (+13.50m) added up to a total of -23.20 million dollars.

Despite this imbalance, Bitcoin price surged to around $177,000, supported by the overall positive market sentiment. Still, the ETF data shows that investors remain more cautious on the BTC side.

Macro Impact: Powell’s Remarks

During yesterday’s Jackson Hole meeting, Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivered relatively positive remarks that played a major role in fueling the rally. His references to potential “controlled easing steps” boosted demand for risk assets, further supporting momentum in both Ethereum and Bitcoin.

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Consecutive Positive Days for Bitcoin ETFs

Data from the day shows the following movements in Bitcoin ETFs:

• IBIT: +$360.00 million

• FBTC: +$30.50 million

• BTC: +$13.40 million

• GBTC, ARKB, BITB, BTCO, HODL, BRRR, EZBC, BTCW: No inflows recorded

Overall, Bitcoin ETFs attracted a total net inflow of approximately $403.90 million. This steady inflow suggests growing market confidence and an ongoing preference for spot products among investors.

Record Inflows in Ethereum ETFs

Ethereum ETFs witnessed even more remarkable inflows:

• ETHE: +$26.80 million

• ETH: +$38.20 million

• ETHA: +$254.70 million

• ETHW: +$7.80 million

• FETH: +$132.30 million

• QETH: +$1.20 million

• ETHV, EZET, CETH: No inflows recorded

In total, Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of $461.00 million. The substantial $250+ million inflow into ETHA alone highlights strengthened institutional interest in Ethereum-based products.

What This Means for the Markets

The consecutive days of net inflows in both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reflect a short-term bullish sentiment in the market. This trend reinforces the importance of spot ETFs as a trusted gateway for institutional investors looking to gain exposure to these leading cryptocurrencies safely and efficiently.

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Net Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs: Are Investors Taking Profits?

According to the day’s ETF data, the prominent outflows are as follows:

• GBTC: -$36.70 million

• ARKB: -$77.50 million

• FBTC: -$12.80 million

• HODL: -$2.50 million

• BITB: -$1.90 million

In major funds like IBIT, BTCO, and BRRR, there was no net movement.

With these figures, the total outflow stood at $131.4 million. Bitcoin, which had been consolidating around the $100,000 level for a long time, recently experienced a rapid surge to $120,000 levels. Following this sharp move, many investors are believed to be realizing profits and expecting a potential correction—these are considered the main reasons behind the outflows.

Institutional interest in Bitcoin has not diminished; however, short-term technical dynamics have led to temporary caution.

Record Inflows into Ethereum ETFs: Institutional Interest is Rising

On the other hand, Ethereum ETF products experienced a strong wave of buying:

• FETH: +$126.90 million

• ETHA: +$102.00 million

• ETH: +$54.90 million

• ETHW: +$13.10 million

• CETH: -$400K (the only negative move)

No movement was observed in the remaining ETFs (ETHE, QETH, EZET, ETHV), while the total net inflow reached +$296.5 million.

Ethereum, which had been trading sideways at low price levels for a long time, recently broke its price correlation with Bitcoin and gained stronger momentum. This rise was particularly supported by institutional investor interest. The strong inflows into Ethereum ETF products clearly reflect this institutional demand.

Rate Cut Expectations Will Guide Crypto

The movements on both the Bitcoin and Ethereum sides are closely related to global macroeconomic expectations. In particular, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s (FED) anticipated interest rate cut remains the most decisive factor affecting crypto ETFs.

Market attention is now focused on a potential rate cut decision toward the end of 2025. Such a development could lay the groundwork for a new rally in both cryptocurrencies and associated ETF products.

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$215.7 Million Inflows into Spot Bitcoin ETFs

As of July 9, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $215.7 million in net inflows. The distribution of these flows is as follows:

• IBIT: +$125.60 million

• ARKB: +$57.00 million

• BTCO: +$9.50 million

• FBTC: +$4.80 million

• BITB: +$3.00 million

• BTC: +$15.80 million

• GBTC, BTCW, BRRR, EZBC, and HODL: $0 inflow

Particularly strong capital inflows into major players like IBIT and ARKB are noteworthy. This suggests that institutional investors’ confidence in Bitcoin remains strong.

$211.3 Million Inflows into Spot Ethereum ETFs

A similarly strong trend is visible on the Ethereum side. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $211.3 million in net inflows. The breakdown is as follows:

• FETH: +$29.50 million

• EZET: +$5.20 million

• ETHA: +$158.60 million

• ETH: +$18.00 million

• QETH, CETH, ETHW, ETHV, ETHE: $0 inflow

The large inflow into BlackRock’s ETHA fund highlights growing confidence in Ethereum’s potential. Ethereum now seems to be closely following Bitcoin in terms of institutional adoption.

Institutional Capital Flow Remains Strong

The July 9 data confirms that there is no slowdown in institutional interest on either the Bitcoin or Ethereum front. ETFs continue to serve as the main entry point into crypto for many investors. These strong inflows once again demonstrate that confidence in the crypto market remains high, and long-term interest is still alive and well.

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Over $600 Million Inflows into Bitcoin Spot ETFs

On July 3, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a robust total inflow of $601.80 million, marking one of the most notable daily entries in recent weeks.

Top ETF inflows include:

• FBTC (Fidelity): +$237.10 million

• IBIT (BlackRock): +$224.50 million

• ARKB (Ark Invest): +$114.20 million

Smaller-scale inflows were also recorded in:

• BITB: +$15.50 million

• HODL: +$4.70 million

• BTC: +$5.80 million

GBTC, BTCW and BRRR, among others, remained neutral.

Total: +$601.80M

These figures highlight that institutional interest in Bitcoin remains strong. The capital flowing into ETFs managed by giants like BlackRock and Fidelity is being interpreted as a bullish signal for the broader market.

Ethereum Spot ETFs Also in Positive Territory

The picture looks promising on the Ethereum side as well, with a total inflow of $148.50 million into Ethereum ETFs.

Notable inflows include:

• ETHA: +$85.40 million

• FETH: +$64.80 million

• ETH: +$3.90 million

On the other hand:

• ETHE (Grayscale): -$5.40 million (outflow)

• ETHV, EZET, CETH, QETH, and ETHW remained neutral.

Total: +$148.50M

These positive inflows suggest that investors continue to trust the medium and long-term performance of ETH.

Has Institutional Power Returned?

While the crypto market has been volatile in recent weeks, the ETF data from July 3 shows that institutional investor interest is reigniting. The inflow exceeding $600 million into Bitcoin ETFs suggests that uncertainties in the market are being seen as opportunities by major players.

The clear positive inflows into Ethereum ETFs also hint at a possible price alignment with Bitcoin in the coming days. These developments indicate that alongside volatility, there’s growing upside potential as we move deeper into the summer.

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This highlights that institutional interest remains largely focused on Bitcoin.

Strong Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs

As of July 2, the most notable inflows were as follows:

• FBTC: +$184 million

• ARKB: +$83 million

• GBTC: +$34.6 million

• BTC: +$16.5 million

• BTCO: +$9.9 million

• EZBC: +$9.5 million

• HODL: +$5.4 million

Total net inflow: $407.8 million

These strong inflows indicate that spot Bitcoin ETFs are regaining investor confidence, with institutional capital flowing back into the market.

Modest Outflows from Ethereum ETFs

On the Ethereum side, the data paints a more cautious picture:

• ETH: +$8.1 million

• ETHW: +$8.3 million

• ETHV: +$2.8 million

• Other ETFs showed zero net movement.

In total, this results in a net outflow of $1.9 million across Ethereum ETFs.

This suggests that interest in Ethereum ETFs has yet to reach desired levels, with investors showing more caution compared to Bitcoin.

Where Is Institutional Interest Focused?

The data reveals a clear trend: growing institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs, while Ethereum products still struggle to attract significant volume.

Key reasons behind this discrepancy include:

• Bitcoin’s position as the market leader and its clearer regulatory framework

• Institutional investors still favoring Bitcoin-focused strategies over alternatives

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Ethereum ETF Flows Show Positive Shift

Data reveals that BlackRock’s ETHA saw a remarkable $36.7 million inflow, while Bitwise (ETHW) recorded a $3.6 million gain. Despite outflows from Grayscale (ETHE) and Fidelity (FETH) totaling around $29.2 million, the Ethereum ETF space ended the day with a net inflow of $11.1 million—a sign of growing institutional trust.

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Massive Bitcoin ETF Inflows Driven by BlackRock

On the Bitcoin side, BlackRock (IBIT) stood out with a staggering $639.2 million inflow. Although Fidelity (FBTC), Ark Invest (ARKB), and Bitwise (BITB) witnessed combined outflows of $422.7 million, the overall net result was a positive $216.5 million. This reinforces the notion that institutional appetite for Bitcoin remains strong.

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Leading the inflows were ARKB of Ark Invest and 21Shares, which saw $113.82 million positive flows. With net inflows of $93.38 million BlackRock’s IBIT, the biggest spot bitcoin ETF by net assets, followed with Fidelity’s FBTC drawing $74 million. Bitwise’s BITB stated $50.38 million in inflows; VanEck’s HODL got $22.10 million; smaller inflows were noted across funds from Valkyrie, Invesco, Franklin Templeton, and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust. The GBTC of Grayscale, which had $7.73 million flow out, was the sole net outflow.

The largest since Aug. 23, Thursday’s overall trading volume among the 12 bitcoin ETFs came to $2.43 billion. Since their introduction, the combined net inflows for spot bitcoin ETFs have climbed to $18.31 billion.

Head of Insights at SOFA.org Augustine Fan says, “US equities hit new all-time highs for the third time this week, boosted by rapid stimulus in China, leading global risk markets to turn bullish.”

Spot Ethereum ETFs, meantime, turned back to net outflows, at $675,450 on Thursday. Grayscale’s ETHE topped the outflows with $36 million; Fidelity’s FESH had $15.92 million in inflows; BlackRock’s ETHA contributed $14.85 million. Though six funds had positive inflows, overall net withdrawals are nevertheless noteworthy; since their July introduction, Ethereum ETFs have shown cumulative outflows of $581.61 million.

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With $4.59 million in net withdrawals, Grayscale’s GBTC likewise suffered a large loss; its Bitcoin Mini Trust saw roughly $511,230 in outflows. By contrast, Fidelity’s FacebookTC led the daily net inflows with $12.57 million, followed by Invesco’s BTCO, with $2.59 million. Seven more Bitcoin funds—BlackRock’s IBIT among others—recorded zero daily flows; IBIT has not seen any inflows since August 26.

Wednesday’s daily trading volume for the 12 Bitcoin ETFs came out to be $1.27 billion, a significant increase from $712.25 million the day before. These Bitcoin ETFs have drawn $17 billion in net inflows since their January introduction.

Spot Ethereum ETFs also had inflows, coming to about $542,810. While Fidelity’s FESH countered with $1.17 million in inflows, VanEck’s ETHV saw $1.71 million in net withdrawals. Of the nine Ethereum ETFs, seven showed nil daily activity. Wednesday’s total trading volume for the Ether ETFs was $126.22 million, up from $102.87 million on Tuesday; cumulative net outflows for the ETFs come at $562.06 million.

These outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are a normal reaction to better U.S. economic statistics, claims crypto analyst Rachael Lucas of BTCMarkets. With a 0.2% increase in August the U.S. consumer price index shows the 12-month inflation rate to be 2.5%, the lowest since February 2021.

With an 85% chance the Federal Reserve would cut rates by 25 basis points, investors are now focusing on the Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week. CME Group’s FedWatch Tool shows.

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