Ethereum & Bitcoin ETFs See $283M Inflows Over Three-Day Rally

US-listed Bitcoin ETFs extended their winning streak with $149.30 million in net inflows on October 27. The positive inflow came after three consecutive days of gains following a brief period of volatility.

Ethereum spot ETFs reversed recent outflows with $133.91 million in daily inflows, pushing cumulative flows to $14.49 billion.

BlackRock and Ark dominate Bitcoin ETFs inflows

BlackRock’s IBIT-led Bitcoin ETFs saw $65.27 million in net inflows on October 27. This added 567.47 BTC to the fund. The product traded at a 0.02% premium with cumulative net inflows reaching $65.37 billion.

IBIT maintained its position as the largest spot Bitcoin ETF by assets under management. Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB recorded the second-largest inflows at $76.40 million, representing 664.28 BTC.

Grayscale’s BTC mini trust added $7.63 million for the day, bringing 66.34 BTC into the product. The fund traded at a 0.06% premium with cumulative flows reaching $1.96 billion.

Several major Bitcoin ETFs reported zero trading activity for October 27. Fidelity’s FBTC, Bitwise’s BITB, VanEck’s HODL, and multiple other products showed no net inflows or outflows for the session.

These products maintained their cumulative positions with FBTC at $12.60 billion and BITB at $2.39 billion.

Grayscale’s original GBTC product continued its pattern of no daily flows. At the same time, it has maintained cumulative net outflows of $24.62 billion since conversion to an ETF.

Recent Bitcoin ETFs’ performance shows volatility

Historical data reveals the path to October 27’s gains included major fluctuations. October 24 saw Bitcoin ETFs record $90.60 million in inflows, with total value traded at $3.34 billion.

October 23 brought more modest gains of $20.33 million, with trading volume reaching $3.68 billion. The positive streak followed October 22’s outflows of $101.29 million. This interrupted the previous rally.

October 21 showed the strongest recent performance with Bitcoin ETFs recording $477.19 million in net inflows. Trading volume that day reached $7.41 billion, the highest in the recent period.

Total net assets peaked at $151.58 billion before the October 22 outflow event. The recovery over the following days brought assets back above $155 billion.

Ethereum products reverse the outflow trend

Ethereum spot ETFs showed strong recovery on October 27 after days of negative flows. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $72.49 million in inflows and represents 17.24K ETH tokens.

The fund traded at a 0.14% discount with cumulative net inflows of $14.23 billion. ETHA maintained its position as the dominant Ethereum spot ETF.

Bitwise’s ETHW recorded $22.59 million in inflows, adding 5.37K ETH to the product. Grayscale’s ETH mini trust saw $15.79 million in positive flows with 3.75K ETH.

Fidelity’s FETH added $11.53 million representing 2.74K ETH. Grayscale’s original ETHE product recorded $6.89 million in inflows with 1.64K ETH.

VanEck’s ETHV contributed $4.62 million in daily flows, corresponding to 1.10K ETH. The crypto fund maintained cumulative net inflows of $210.11 million.

Several smaller Ethereum ETF products showed no trading activity for the day. This includes Franklin’s EZET, 21Shares’ TETH, and Invesco’s QETH.

Ethereum spot ETFs show a recovery pattern

Recent performance data for Ethereum products shows the reversal. October 24 recorded outflows of $93.60 million, with cumulative flows declining to $14.35 billion.

October 23 saw larger outflows of $127.51 million, the heaviest redemptions in the period. October 22 brought more modest outflows of $18.77 million.

The negative trend reversed on October 21 when Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $141.66 million in inflows. Trading volume that day reached $3.17 billion with total net assets at $27.17 billion.

Ethereum spot ETFs reached $14.49 billion in cumulative net inflows and show strong adoption despite a later launch date. Trading volumes across both crypto fund categories remained strong throughout the period.