Both assets continue bullish trend, as Bitcoin is priced at $124,567 and Ethereum is trading at $4,724.41.
On October 6, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded strong inflows of $1.19 billion while Ethereum ETFs dropped to $176.5 million. This surge in Bitcoin ETFs shows the continuous demand for the asset amid its price surge. According to data from SoSoValue, BlackRock IBIT outshone other ETFs with its impressive gains.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined $1.19 billion in inflows, which was mostly led by BlackRock IBIT’s $969.95 million. Additional gains were made by:
The smallest gains of the day were made by WisdomTree BTCW of $5.99 million and Franklin EZBC $3.64 million. The overall trading value surged to $6.53 billion with net assets of $169.48 billion. This marks 6.79% of the Bitcoin market cap.
Ethereum ETFs recorded a total of $176.56 million in inflows. Only five out of nine ETFs posted inflows, with BlackRock ETHA leading at $92.59 million. Other funds are:
The total trading value recorded was $2.65 billion, slightly lower than the previous week. Net assets came in at $32.01 billion, representing 5.66% of the Ethereum market cap.
Bitcoin is trading at $124,567 with a market cap of $2.482 trillion, marking a rise from the previous day. Its daily trading volume stands at $66.328 billion. Ethereum is trading at $4,724.41
with a market capitalization of $569.472 billion and 24-hour trading volume of $40.186 billion.
Both assets continue their upside market trend, as their prices hover closely around their all-time highs. This bullish sentiment in Bitcoin and Ethereum is mainly driven by the U.S. government shutdown. As the fear of US dollar devaluation grows, risk assets like crypto take place as an alternative currency, benefiting from such initiatives.
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