Capital inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs accelerated.
In the United States, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of about $1.07 billion over three trading days. BlackRock and Fidelity funds led the purchases, while Ethereum ETFs ended their five-day outflow series with a $14.9 million inflow.
Investor demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States has regained strength. The funds received net inflows of more than $1 billion over three trading days, while Ethereum ETFs ended a five‑day outflow streak. The largest inflows on the Bitcoin side were seen in BlackRock and Fidelity funds.
According to Farside Investors data, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States recorded a net inflow of $524.8 million on October 21. With the previous trading day’s $23.2 million inflow rising sharply, the total net inflow over the first three trading days of the week reached about $1.07 billion.
BlackRock and Fidelity Lead in Bitcoin ETFs
The bulk of capital flowing into Bitcoin funds was concentrated in two investment products. BlackRock’s IBIT fund topped the list with a net inflow of $235 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC fund received $212.7 million.
The combined $447.7 million inflow into the two funds accounted for roughly 85 percent of daily net investment in Bitcoin ETFs.
Other funds also recorded inflows. Grayscale’s GBTC fund received $32.6 million, the Bitcoin Mini Trust product $8.2 million. Bitwise’s BITB fund added $19.2 million, ARK 21Shares’ ARKB fund $9.8 million, and Franklin Templeton’s EZBC fund netted $7.3 million.
After the 526,7 million-dollar inflow recorded on the first trading day, the slowdown experienced on Tuesday was replaced by renewed strong demand on Wednesday.
Exit Series in Ethereum ETFs Ends.
Ethereum ETFs also completed the trading day of 21 October with a net inflow of 14,9 million dollars. Thus, the consecutive five trading days of outflows in the funds came to an end. During that five-day period, a total of 388,9 million dollars had been withdrawn from Ethereum ETFs.
Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust fund stood out with an inflow of 28,1 million dollars, while 13 million dollars flowed into Fidelity's FETH fund. In contrast, an outflow of 29,3 million dollars occurred from BlackRock's ETHA fund.
Thanks to the smaller consistent inflows seen in some funds, the daily total of Ethereum ETFs turned positive again.
Ethereum's Weekly Balance Still Negative
The end of the exit series in Ethereum ETFs did not suffice to offset the weekly table's losses. With the effect of the exits that occurred on Monday and Tuesday, the total net exit over the first three trading days of the week was calculated at 114,5 million dollars.
In Bitcoin ETFs, however, the three‑day total exceeding 1 billion dollars revealed that capital flow into ABD's spot funds had accelerated again. Yet these figures only show the net amount of money entering and leaving the ETFs; on their own they do not definitively determine the future direction of Bitcoin or Ethereum prices.
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