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Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of 1,383 BTC, worth $120.25 million, in the Oct. 2 update. Ethereum ETFs posted net outflows of 23,436 ETH, worth $64.69 million, over the same one-day period.
Why it matters
The split extends across the seven-day figures: Bitcoin ETFs gained a net 2,467 BTC, worth $214.4 million, while Ethereum ETFs lost a net 8,133 ETH, worth $22.45 million. The figures show demand for Bitcoin ETF exposure and withdrawals from Ethereum ETFs over both measured periods.
Market impact
These are ETF flow figures, not changes in BTC or ETH prices. For investors tracking institutional exposure, the next flow updates will show whether the divergence persists.
Frequently asked questions
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How much Bitcoin entered ETFs in the one-day period?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of 1,383 BTC, worth $120.25 million, in the Oct. 2 update.
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How large were the one-day Ethereum ETF outflows?
Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of 23,436 ETH, worth $64.69 million.
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What do the seven-day Bitcoin ETF figures show?
Bitcoin ETFs gained a net 2,467 BTC, worth $214.4 million, over the seven-day period.
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Did Ethereum ETFs also lose assets over seven days?
Yes. Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of 8,133 ETH, worth $22.45 million, over that period.
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Do these ETF figures describe BTC and ETH price changes?
No. They measure net flows into or out of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, not changes in the assets' prices.
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