On September 2, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $31 million in net inflows, gaining 398 BTC, whereas Ethereum ETFs experienced a significant outflow of $48 million, losing 19,667 ETH in one day. Despite this daily divergence, Ethereum ETFs still posted a positive net inflow over the week, and Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows totaling nearly $987 million for the week ending September 4. The trend highlights shifting institutional investor interest, with BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale leading the market. This volatility in crypto ETF flows reflects broader investor risk appetite and interest rate expectations in 2026.
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BlackRock ETF-linked wallets transferred a total of $355.63 million in cryptocurrency to Coinbase Prime within two hours, including 3,215 Bitcoin worth about $262.41 million and 38,882 Ether valued at approximately $93.22 million. Bitcoin accounted f...
On October 23, wallets linked to BlackRock ETFs transferred a combined $355.63 million worth of Bitcoin (3,215 BTC) and Ether (38,882 ETH) to Coinbase Prime within two hours. This transfer was more than double a previous $143.04 million transfer and ...
Bitcoin fell 3.2% to $80,840 as $635 million exited U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the largest single-day outflow since June. The decline reflects broader market worries about financing for AI infrastructure, impacting risk assets including tech sto...
Bitcoin options expiring on October 30 show a $78,000 maximum-pain level, but this does not confirm actual spot price support. Binance's largest bid block was near $80,000, yet neither metric guarantees a firm price floor. The maximum-pain level refl...
