#以太坊etf连续9日净流出 $BTC ETF finally stopped the bleeding, but $ETH is still bleeding continuously. The institutions’ stance is getting more and more interesting!
On October 9, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $21.13 million again.
BlackRock’s IBIT alone attracted $22.38 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC still saw $3.58 million in outflows.
That may not be much in the context of the entire ETF market, but at least it ended the streak of large outflows.
Ethereum, on the other hand, hasn’t fared as well.
That day, spot ETH ETFs saw another $56.1 million in net outflows. According to the data, they’ve now seen outflows for nine consecutive trading days.
That’s pretty interesting.
Both are core assets in the crypto market, yet BTC is already showing signs of money flowing back in, while ETH is still facing persistent outflows.
What I’m most focused on right now isn’t how much money flowed into Bitcoin in a single day, but how long this divergence in fund flows can last.
If BTC ETFs continue to post net inflows while ETH keeps waiting for new money to come in, institutional funds may still favor Bitcoin in the short term.
But looking at it another way, if outflows from ETH start to slow—or even turn into net inflows again—could that become an important signal for ETH’s next rally?
After all, I’ve always thought that if ETH is really going to take off, retail investors’ hype alone won’t be enough. It needs real money coming in.
BTC is already showing signs of stabilizing. Now we’ll see when ETH gets its turn.
Bitcoin is recovering first, while ETH is still in the transfusion room. The market may only get really interesting once money starts flowing back into ETH, too.
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$BTC
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On October 9, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $21.13 million again.
BlackRock’s IBIT alone attracted $22.38 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC still saw $3.58 million in outflows.
That may not be much in the context of the entire ETF market, but at least it ended the streak of large outflows.
Ethereum, on the other hand, hasn’t fared as well.
That day, spot ETH ETFs saw another $56.1 million in net outflows. According to the data, they’ve now seen outflows for nine consecutive trading days.
That’s pretty interesting.
Both are core assets in the crypto market, yet BTC is already showing signs of money flowing back in, while ETH is still facing persistent outflows.
What I’m most focused on right now isn’t how much money flowed into Bitcoin in a single day, but how long this divergence in fund flows can last.
If BTC ETFs continue to post net inflows while ETH keeps waiting for new money to come in, institutional funds may still favor Bitcoin in the short term.
But looking at it another way, if outflows from ETH start to slow—or even turn into net inflows again—could that become an important signal for ETH’s next rally?
After all, I’ve always thought that if ETH is really going to take off, retail investors’ hype alone won’t be enough. It needs real money coming in.
BTC is already showing signs of stabilizing. Now we’ll see when ETH gets its turn.
Bitcoin is recovering first, while ETH is still in the transfusion room. The market may only get really interesting once money starts flowing back into ETH, too.
Click the card below to get started! 👇
$BTC
#比特币 #以太坊 #ETF