Ah, the fickle fortunes of the financial world! After a September as dreary as a damp English picnic, the Bitcoin spot ETFs have, with a flourish of their digital tails, rediscovered their zest for life. Lo and behold, they’ve amassed a staggering $3.24 billion in net inflows in the first week of Q4-a sum that would make even the most jaded aristocrat raise an eyebrow. This resurgence, my dear reader, coincides with Bitcoin’s own theatrical performance, leaping 11.35% to a princely $122,000. Bravo! 🎭✨
Bitcoin Spot ETFs: The Second Act of Their Grand Charade
According to the ever-reliable SoSoValue, these ETFs have bounced back with the vigor of a society matron at a scandalous soiree. Their $3.24 billion in net inflows at the start of October is a far cry from the $902.5 million exodus in September’s final week. This, my friends, marks the second-largest weekly inflow since their March 2024 debut-a feat as impressive as it is fleeting. 🌪️💸
October 3rd saw the zenith of this frenzy, with $985.08 million pouring in, while September 30th lingered at a mere $429.96 million. Among the 12 Bitcoin spot ETFs, it was a veritable carnival of positivity. BlackRock’s IBIT, that darling of the financial set, dazzled with $1.82 billion in net deposits, swelling its cumulative inflow to $62.63 billion and assets to $96.20 billion. Not to be outdone, Fidelity’s FBTC sashayed in with $691.92 million, proving that even in the digital age, old money has its charms. 🕴️💼
Ark/21Shares’ ARKB and Bitwise’s BITB followed suit with $254.54 million and $211.86 million, respectively. Grayscale, ever the stalwart, saw its BTC fund secure $87.25 million, while the converted GBTC pocketed $57.27 million. VanEck’s HODL and Invesco’s BTCO trailed with $65.06 million and $35.35 million, respectively. Even the lesser lights-Franklin Templeton’s EZBC ($16.52 million) and Valkyrie ($4.03 million)-managed to avoid the ignominy of negative inflows. Alas, WisdomTree’s BTCW and Hashdex’s DEFI were left sipping their champagne alone, with no inflows to boast of. 🥂🙈
At present, these ETFs boast a cumulative net inflow of $60.05 billion, with total assets of $164.50 billion-a mere 6.74% of Bitcoin’s market cap. How quaint! 🧮📈
Ethereum ETFs: Joining the Circus with $1.30 Billion
Not to be outshone, Ethereum Spot ETFs have also joined the Q4 revelry, raking in $1.30 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA, that indefatigable showman, led the charge with $691.66 million. Together, these funds now hold $30.57 billion, a modest 5.58% of Ethereum’s market cap. At the time of this scribbling, Bitcoin trades at $121,997, down a trifling 0.31%, while Ethereum holds steady at $4,477. How utterly predictable. 🤹♂️📉
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