Bitcoin ETFs Score $197.8M Uptober Surge as Ethereum 8-day Inflow Streak Snaps

￰1￱ Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued their strong October run, recording $197.8 million in net inflows on October 9, according to data from ￰2￱ surge reflects renewed institutional interest in Bitcoin as the asset trades near record ￰3￱ latest inflows pushed cumulative totals for ￰4￱ spot ETFs to $62.77 billion, with total net assets reaching $164.79 billion and daily trading volume climbing to $5.32 ￰5￱ ETFs now represent roughly 6.8% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization, showing their growing role in institutional ￰6￱ Dominates Bitcoin ETF Market as Ethereum Products Lose Momentum US Spot Bitcoin ETFs, October 9) led the inflows with $255.47 million, extending its dominance in the sector with total assets surpassing $97 billion.

Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) saw $13.19 million in outflows, while Grayscale’s GBTC reported $45.55 million in ￰7￱ renewed momentum for Bitcoin ETFs follows a string of strong inflow sessions this ￰8￱ in the week, Bitcoin ETFs logged $1.19 billion in inflows on October 6 , their highest daily total since July, with BlackRock accounting for more than 80% of that ￰9￱ spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $3.24B last week, their second-biggest inflows since launch, as BTC hit fresh record highs and investor demand surged. #bitcoin #spotETF ￰0￱ — ￰10￱ (@cryptonews) October 6, 2025 Bitcoin (BTC) itself has risen over 10% in October, peaking at $126,080 before pulling back to around $121,000 at press time, down 0.6% in the past 24 ￰11￱ growing inflows mark Bitcoin’s best month since the summer, with institutional investors driving demand as expectations of favorable regulatory developments and strong earnings season tailwinds ￰12￱ contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw their eight-day inflow streak end on October 9, recording $8.7 million in ￰13￱ reversal came after consistent gains over the past week, during which Ethereum ETFs attracted more than $1.8 billion in cumulative ￰14￱ Spot Ethereum ETFs, October 9) has become the firm’s most profitable exchange-traded fund, earning roughly $245 million in fees over the past ￰15￱ spot Bitcoin ETF has amassed nearly $98 billion in assets since its launch 22 months ago, making it the fastest-growing ETF in history and positioning it to surpass Vanguard’s S&P 500 index fund (VOO) as the first to hit the $100 billion ￰16￱ interest has also expanded to ￰17￱ holdings and spot ETFs now collectively hold more than 12.4 million ETH, or about 10% of the total ￰18￱ allocations account for 5.6 million ETH, while ETFs hold another 6.8 million ETH, showing Ethereum’s rising status as a mainstream institutional asset alongside Bitcoin.