Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) notched a seventh consecutive day of inflows, pulling in $876 million, while ether ETFs kept their winning streak alive with $421 million in new capital. The relentless inflows showcased surging institutional appetite and sustained bullish momentum across crypto markets.
Combined $1.3 Billion Inflow Sees Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Hit Seventh Straight Day of Gains
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Bitcoin ETFs Extend Hot Streak With $876 Million Inflows; Ether ETFs Add $421 Million
The momentum behind crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) showed no signs of slowing. Bitcoin and ether ETFs delivered another day of impressive inflows, pushing both assets deeper into bullish territory as institutional capital continued to flood in.
Bitcoin ETFs registered a massive $875.61 million in new inflows, marking the seventh straight day of positive flows, a streak that has now pushed multi-day totals well past the billion-dollar mark. Leading the charge was Blackrock’s IBIT, which alone brought in a staggering $899.42 million, dwarfing the rest of the field. Valkyrie’s BRRR added a modest $4.81 million, while Grayscale’s GBTC saw a small $28.62 million outflow, the only blemish on an otherwise powerful day.
Trading activity surged to an all-time high of $7.79 billion, signaling renewed conviction among institutional players. Net assets for bitcoin ETFs stood strong at $164.91 billion, maintaining their upward momentum.
Ether ETFs also kept pace, with an inflow of $420.87 million, extending their own multi-day streak. Once again, Blackrock’s ETHA dominated the flows, contributing a hefty $437.51 million. Smaller but positive inflows came from Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust with $5.48 million and 21shares’ TETH with $3.58 million. The only notable outflow was from Fidelity’s FETH, which saw $25.70 million leave the fund.
Trading volume was equally impressive at $4.04 billion, while net assets for ether ETFs stood firm at $30.85 billion, showing growing investor confidence in ethereum ( ETH) exposure. Both bitcoin and ether ETFs have now spent more than a week in the green, a rare streak that could set the tone for the rest of October if momentum holds.
