The crypto ETF market is becoming more selective, with Bitcoin remaining the dominant asset despite weaker demand and price declines. Investors favor low-cost Bitcoin ETFs like Grayscale's and Morgan Stanley's, while Ethereum ETFs face heavier outflows due to Ether's higher volatility. Interest in altcoins is uneven but growing, especially for tokens like Hyperliquid that offer real-world utility and revenue generation. Additionally, actively managed multi-token ETFs are emerging to provide flexibility in the volatile crypto market, signaling evolving investor strategies amid regulatory progress and market challenges.
Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. have experienced significant outflows over three weeks, erasing about 62% of their 2026 inflows by mid-October. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF led the selling, accounting for over 93% of the outflows. This trend refl...
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust saw a $165.4 million outflow in the week ending October 16, 2026, making up 72% of the $228.4 million total Bitcoin ETF outflows that week. Despite this, Bitcoin's price remains strong, trading around $81,141, up 6.8...
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) operates through a Delaware statutory trust that legally owns the Bitcoin, with Coinbase acting as custodian holding the private keys. Shareholders hold beneficial interests, meaning they benefit from Bitc...
