Bitcoin ETFs recorded $53.48 million in net inflows on Sept. 30, equivalent to 628 BTC. Their seven-day net inflow reached 8,716 BTC, valued at $742.56 million. Ethereum ETFs had a split result: a daily net outflow of 5,621 ETH, or $15.31 million, alongside seven-day net inflows of 95,515 ETH, valued at $260.19 million.
Why it matters
The figures show different short-term flow patterns across the two largest crypto ETF markets. Bitcoin funds were net positive over both the daily and weekly windows, while Ethereum funds saw a daily withdrawal against a positive weekly total.
Market impact
The seven-day totals provide a broader view than a single session: Bitcoin ETF inflows remained positive, and Ethereum ETFs also retained a positive weekly net flow despite the daily outflow. Further sessions will show whether these contrasting daily moves persist.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs take in on Sept. 30?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $53.48 million in net inflows, equivalent to 628 BTC.
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What were Bitcoin ETF net flows over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs posted seven-day net inflows of 8,716 BTC, valued at $742.56 million.
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Why did Ethereum ETF flows appear mixed?
Ethereum ETFs had $15.31 million in daily net outflows but remained positive over seven days.
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How large were Ethereum ETF inflows over seven days?
The seven-day net inflow was 95,515 ETH, valued at $260.19 million.
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Which ETF market had positive flows across both reported periods?
Bitcoin ETFs posted net inflows over both the one-day and seven-day periods. Ethereum ETFs were positive over seven days but negative for the day.
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