Bitcoin ETFs See $555M Inflows as BTC Price Rises Above $65K

U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs extend their positive streak to a second day with $555 million daily net inflows.

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  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a second day of inflows.
  • The funds attracted hundreds of millions from investors.
  • The development came as the Bitcoin price surged past $65,000.

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows for a second consecutive day as the BTC price jumped to the highest level in two weeks.

The extended positive streak, which saw the funds attract hundreds of millions, likely contributed to the Bitcoin priceโ€™s upward momentum amid a mixed reaction to Chinaโ€™s latest stimulus and Vice President Kamala Harrisโ€™ pledge to support a regulatory framework for crypto. CoinMarketCap data shows that BTC peaked at $66,435 early Tuesday before paring some of the gains to exchange hands at $65,350 at the time of writing.

Spot Bitcoin ETF Inflows

According to SoSoValue data, spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $555.86 million on Monday, their highest daily total net inflow since June 4, when they pulled in $886.75 million. The funds also saw a trading volume of $2.61 billion, up from $2.06 billion on Friday.

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Fidelityโ€™s FBTC led the dayโ€™s inflows with $239.25 million, followed by Bitwiseโ€™s BITB, BlackRockโ€™s IBIT, and Ark Invest and 21Sharesโ€™ ARKB at $100.2 million, $79.51 million, and $69.79 million, respectively.

Notably, Grayscaleโ€™s GBTC posted its first inflow in 10 days, pulling in $37.77 million as VanEckโ€™s HODL, Franklin Templetonโ€™s EZBC, Invescoโ€™s BTCO, and Valkyireโ€™s BRRR saw a combined daily net inflow of $24.6 million.

While Grayscaleโ€™s lower-fee exposure BTC attracted $4.68 million, WisdomTreeโ€™s BTCW and Hashdexโ€™s DEFI seemingly fell out of favor with investors on Monday, posting zero flows. None of the funds bled.

Compared to Bitcoin, Ether ETFs attracted a daily net inflow of $17.07 million on October 14, their highest since September 27. BlackRockโ€™s ETHA led the funds with $14.31 million, ahead of Fidelityโ€™s FETH, Invescoโ€™s QETH, and 21Sharesโ€™ CETH, which pulled in $1.31 million, $1.05 million, and $393,690, respectively.

Read how Craig Wright slammed Michael Saylorโ€™s Bitcoin ambition:
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Stay updated on Vice President Harrisโ€™s pledge to protect crypto investors:
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Brian Danga is a crypto reporter at DailyCoin covering breaking news. Brian has minor holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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