Conclusion first: On October 1, the capital didn’t seem to be betting on both at the same time. BTC ETF net inflows were $102.67 million, while ETH saw net outflows of $55.37 million—there’s a strong rotation flavor.
BTC attracted $102.67 million in a single day; over the past 7 days, net inflows totaled $723.34 million, with assets reaching $109.338 billion. Short-term capital is still moving toward the market’s core large-cap holdings.
On the day, ETH recorded outflows of $55.37 million, but on a 7-day cumulative basis it still saw net inflows of $156.92 million, with total assets under management of $17.714 billion. A single day of withdrawal doesn’t necessarily mean a trend reversal—first, see whether the outflows can stop over the next few days.
On October 2, the SOL ETF had a modest inflow of $1.3 million; on October 3, the Fear & Greed Index was 67, indicating the market is in the greed zone. BTC is attracting funds while ETH is giving back—before the open, it’s better to view them separately and not treat them as the same trade.
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Do you think this is BTC continuing to bleed, or is ETH having a temporary pullback?
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