On October 22, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net inflow of 5,776 BTC, indicating increased investor interest in Bitcoin. In contrast, Ether ETFs recorded net outflows of 4,422 ETH, showing a decline in investor holdings for Ether on the same day. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin ETFs added a total of 11,503 BTC, while Ether ETFs saw a significant net reduction of 120,629 ETH. These figures highlight differing investor sentiment and demand trends between Bitcoin and Ether in the ETF market.
The recent U.S. Bitcoin ETFs net inflow of 5,776 BTC contrasts with Ether ETFs' net outflow of 4,422 ETH, reflecting differing investor trends. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 23, 2026 10:21 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 10 rose and 39 fell today. Notable movers include EOS up 8.13% at Rp12.649 with a typical hold time of 87 days, CRV down 7.37% with 91% sell order activity, and SNX down 4.73% with a near even buy/sell split and a 70-day hold time.
Sika AG posted a 4.8% sales increase in local currencies for the first nine months of 2026, reaching CHF 8.71 billion despite currency headwinds. The company saw organic growth of 3.5% and improved material margins to 55.4%, with EBITDA rising 1.9% t...
Sika reported a 4.8% sales increase in local currencies for the first nine months of 2026, reaching CHF 8.71 billion despite a negative currency effect. The company improved its material margin to 55.4% and maintained an EBITDA margin of 19.2%, with ...
Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in five major industry and investor conferences from October to December 2026. The company will showcase progress in its Hydrochemolytic™ technology for recycling plastics and upgrading crude oils,...
Aduro Clean Technologies announced it will participate in five conferences between October and December 2026, engaging with industry professionals and institutional investors. Key topics include updates on their Hydrochemolytic™ technology for recycl...
Gold prices dropped over 2.8% to the key $4,000 support level, while silver fell more than 5%, breaking below $55. The declines are driven by rising oil prices after attacks in Saudi Arabia, which raise inflation concerns and pressure the Federal Res...
