Wall Street pours $757M into Bitcoin ETFs, ETH follows

Wall Street’s appetite for crypto is getting back in full swing as Bitcoin spot ETFs hauled in $757 million on September ￰0￱ turned out to be their strongest daily inflow since July. However, it was the third straight day of fresh inflow after some back-to-back mixed ￰1￱ price reclaimed the $114K mark backed by ￰2￱ ETFs also turned positive after a week of ￰3￱ pulled in $172 million on September 10, while it recorded an inflow of $44.16 million on September ￰4￱ price surged by more than 2% in the last 24 hours to regain the $4,400 ￰5￱ ETFs wipe out $751M outflows Data shows that Fidelity’s FBTC topped the leaderboard with $299 million in new money.

BlackRock’s IBIT followed it with $211 million of inflow while Ark Invest’s ARKB bagged $145 ￰6￱ running week has seen $1.15 billion of inflows in BTC ETFs, till ￰7￱ might grow as the bullish momentum ￰8￱ ETFs have now erased last month’s $751 million in redemptions with $1.39 billion in net inflows so far in ￰9￱ price saw an uptick of around 3% over the last 7 days while still trailing by 4% in the past 30 ￰10￱ ETFs saw BlackRock’s ETHA pull $74.5 million, while Fidelity’s FETH added $49.5 ￰11￱ were followed by VanEck’s ETHV $11.07 million inflow. ETH’s picture looks a bit more ￰12￱ linked funds notched a $446 million outflow earlier this ￰13￱ has contributed to a net $669 million loss in ￰14￱ Ethereum funds cooling down?

ETH ETFs had reported three blockbuster months that brought in over $10 billion ￰15￱ inflow helped the biggest altcoin to outperform Bitcoin lately. Still, the latest daily numbers suggest investors are stepping back ￰16￱ price surged marginally over the last 7 ￰17￱ fact, it printed red indexes until the fresh surge came ￰18￱ is trading at an average price of $4,423 at press ￰19￱ ETFs inflow/outflow.