From September 29 to October 3, Bitcoin spot ETF funds recorded a weekly net inflow of up to 3.24 billion USD, marking the second highest weekly net inflow in history. This increase reflects strong investor interest in gaining direct exposure to Bitcoin through ETFs, indicating confidence in the crypto market despite ongoing volatility.
Similarly, spot Ethereum ETF funds have also attracted significant investment, with a total net inflow of 1.3 billion USD for the week. Notably, all nine Ethereum funds recorded positive inflows, indicating widespread interest in Ethereum-based investment products.
This trend shows that crypto ETFs are becoming an easily accessible and managed tool for entering the crypto market, while emphasizing that Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the focal point for both institutional and individual investors.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs record a weekly capital inflow at a record high due to strong investor interest.
From September 29 to October 3, Bitcoin spot ETF funds recorded a weekly net inflow of up to 3.24 billion USD, marking the second highest weekly net inflow in history. This increase reflects strong investor interest in gaining direct exposure to Bitcoin through ETFs, indicating confidence in the crypto market despite ongoing volatility.
Similarly, spot Ethereum ETF funds have also attracted significant investment, with a total net inflow of 1.3 billion USD for the week. Notably, all nine Ethereum funds recorded positive inflows, indicating widespread interest in Ethereum-based investment products.
This trend shows that crypto ETFs are becoming an easily accessible and managed tool for entering the crypto market, while emphasizing that Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the focal point for both institutional and individual investors.