Investors piled back into Bitcoin ETFs and their Ethereum counterparts Tuesday, reversing days of outflows, although the fresh investments failed to give the two largest cryptocurrencies by market value a long-lasting bump.  The price of the two biggest digital assets has in the past risen significantly when investors have bought shares of the American ETFs.  Investors sank about $477 million and $142 million into  the Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, respectively, on Tuesday, according to U.K. asset manager Far ...

Ethereum was up 0.5% in the past day even as exchange-traded funds tracking ETH continued to shed assets amid investor nervousness about inflation and other macroeconomic uncertainties. The second largest crypto by market value was recently changing hands for $3,973. ETH is now 2.3% higher than it was this time last week but trading 9.5% below its price as of a month ago, according to crypto markets aggregator CoinGecko. Ethereum ETFs shed $145 million on Monday, after losing $311 million last week. Howe ...

Core Insights - Following a significant crash in the crypto market, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have experienced substantial outflows as investors anticipate further volatility [1][10] Bitcoin ETFs - Bitcoin ETFs recorded daily net outflows of $326.52 million on October 13, totaling $331.02 million over two consecutive days [2] - The total net assets for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs stand at $157.18 billion, which is 6.81% of Bitcoin's market cap, with Bitcoin trading down 10% over the past week at $111,900 [6] - Prior to the crash, Bitcoin funds had seen over $2.7 billion in weekly net inflows, but October's monthly net inflows have now decreased to $4.68 billion, the highest since July [7] Ethereum ETFs - Ethereum ETFs faced significant outflows, with $428.52 million in daily net outflows recorded on October 13, totaling $611.89 million over three days [8] - Despite the outflows, October's monthly flows for Ethereum ETFs remain positive at $681.14 million, although continued outflows could jeopardize the potential for another rally [9] - U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs hold $28.75 billion in total net assets, representing 5.56% of Ethereum's market cap, with Ethereum trading just above $4,000 [6]

Core Insights - U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant inflows, totaling $197.8 million on October 9, indicating renewed institutional interest as Bitcoin approaches record highs [1] - Cumulative totals for U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $62.77 billion, with total net assets at $164.79 billion and daily trading volume at $5.32 billion [1] - Bitcoin ETFs now account for approximately 6.8% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization, highlighting their increasing importance in institutional portfolios [2] Bitcoin ETF Market Dynamics - BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the inflows with $255.47 million, solidifying its market dominance with total assets exceeding $97 billion [3] - In contrast, Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) experienced outflows of $13.19 million, while Grayscale's GBTC reported withdrawals of $45.55 million [3] - The momentum for Bitcoin ETFs follows a strong inflow session earlier in October, with a peak of $1.19 billion on October 6, where BlackRock contributed over 80% of the inflows [4] Institutional Demand and Market Trends - October marks Bitcoin's best month since summer, driven by institutional investor demand amid expectations of favorable regulatory developments and a strong earnings season [5] - Ethereum ETFs faced a reversal with $8.7 million in outflows on October 9, ending an eight-day inflow streak after attracting over $1.8 billion in cumulative inflows previously [5] - Total assets for Ethereum spot ETFs reached $29.9 billion, with trading volume at $2.34 billion, while BlackRock's ETHA fund led inflows with $39.29 million [6] Ethereum Market Performance - Ethereum was trading at $4,352, down 2.3% on the day and 3.2% over the past week, remaining about 12% below its August peak of $4,946 [7] - Spot trading volumes for Ethereum were robust at $40.4 billion over the past 24 hours, a 9% increase from the previous day, while futures activity rose 21.5% to $93.6 billion, indicating continued trader engagement despite ETF inflow pauses [7]

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U.S. exchange-traded funds giving investors Solana exposure will struggle to break records, JPMorgan analysts said this week. More Solana ETFs are expected to hit U.S. markets in the near future as the Securities and Exchange Commission mulls applications, but "fatigue" from investors and a more favorable perception of Ethereum is likely to hinder inflows into the products, researchers wrote in a Wednesday report. Asset managers have filed a long list of altcoin ETF applications following the roaring succes ...

Ethereum has been closing in on its recent all-time high mark and could keep climbing past it to a fresh record of $5,000 or more, if institution demand and progress towards its Fusaka upgrade continues to be encouraging, an analyst said. “Ethereum’s path toward $5,000 will depend on a confluence of sustained institutional demand, upgrade-driven scalability, and supportive macro conditions,” Javier Rodriguez-Alarcón, chief investment officer at digital asset investment firm XBTO, told Decrypt. “Spot ETH ET ...

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