On October 21, U.S. Eastern Time, $BTC spot ETFs recorded net inflows of about $528 million, marking their third consecutive trading day of inflows. On the same day, $ETH spot ETFs saw net inflows of about $14.955 million, ending a five-day streak of outflows. The reports appeared in the media around October 22, UTC+8.
Cross-checking data from SoSoValue and Farside: On the Bitcoin side, BlackRock’s IBIT saw about $235 million in daily inflows and Fidelity’s FBTC about $213 million, together accounting for nearly half of the total inflows; most of the other products also posted positive flows. On the Ethereum side, Grayscale’s Mini Trust ETH and Fidelity’s FETH made notable contributions. BlackRock’s ETHA still saw net outflows of about $29.32 million that day, but the market-wide total had turned positive.
This means institutional channels have been bringing fresh money back in over the past few days—Bitcoin has seen inflows for three straight days, while Ethereum has caught its breath after a run of outflows. On Binance’s spot market, Bitcoin traded in a range of about $82,800–$84,900, while Ethereum touched an intraday high of around $2,526 before retreating to around $2,440. Fund flows and short-term prices do not always move in the same direction, and volatility remains high. It is better to treat these figures as a gauge of activity in the institutional channels—to see whether big money is still coming in—rather than as a basis for a one-way bet. It is uncommon for both sides to post positive flows at the same time in recent weeks.
#BTC #ETH #ETF does not constitute investment advice.
Cross-checking data from SoSoValue and Farside: On the Bitcoin side, BlackRock’s IBIT saw about $235 million in daily inflows and Fidelity’s FBTC about $213 million, together accounting for nearly half of the total inflows; most of the other products also posted positive flows. On the Ethereum side, Grayscale’s Mini Trust ETH and Fidelity’s FETH made notable contributions. BlackRock’s ETHA still saw net outflows of about $29.32 million that day, but the market-wide total had turned positive.
This means institutional channels have been bringing fresh money back in over the past few days—Bitcoin has seen inflows for three straight days, while Ethereum has caught its breath after a run of outflows. On Binance’s spot market, Bitcoin traded in a range of about $82,800–$84,900, while Ethereum touched an intraday high of around $2,526 before retreating to around $2,440. Fund flows and short-term prices do not always move in the same direction, and volatility remains high. It is better to treat these figures as a gauge of activity in the institutional channels—to see whether big money is still coming in—rather than as a basis for a one-way bet. It is uncommon for both sides to post positive flows at the same time in recent weeks.
#BTC #ETH #ETF does not constitute investment advice.