ETF Flows Update (2 October 2026) • $BTC : +$31.69 Million • $ETH : -$17.25 Million • $XRP : -$3.28 Million • $SOL : +$1.30 Million • $HYPE : +$3.37 Million • $ZEC : -$26.93 Million Bitcoin ETF recorded solid inflows of $31.69 million on 2 October. Ethereum posted a solid outflow of $17.25 million, while Solana saw a modest inflow of $1.30 million. XRP ETFs recorded outflows of $3.28 million. HyperLiquid ETF posted robust inflows of $3.37 million. Zcash ETF recorded outflows of $26.93 million.

SOL, ETH, and BTC overnight orders

What I find most interesting about this SL8 Golden Bridge isn’t actually the 62.6% APY. That’s because the rewards this time are already divided into several tiers. The simplest option is staking. USDC, USDT, SOL, XRP, and RLUSD are all eligible: 22.4% for 30D, 36.4% for 90D, 48% for 180D, and 62.6% for 360D. The next tier is the daily top 10 in tokenized gold and silver. If you commit more funds for a longer period, you can receive a 10-gram silver badge with an equivalent deposit of 1,500 USDC for 180D / 360D, or a 10-gram gold badge with 15,000 USDC. Each badge is individually numbered. Only after that comes the CST leaderboard, where the Top 50 split $100,000. So this isn’t simply about competing for the highest APY. Different deposit amounts and lock-up periods correspond to different reward tiers. Of course, locking for 360 days is completely different from locking for 30 days, and the promotional rewards also have their own deadlines. The Golden Bridge runs through October 29. If you’re seriously considering participating, I think it’s more important to first decide how long and how much you’re prepared to commit than to focus on the highest APY tier. 🔗 #go_SL8