
Bitcoin ETFs experience a surge in institutional inflows, while Ethereum funds face negative netflows, signaling a capital rotation as investors anticipate a Fed rate cut.
Bitcoin bounced back from a low of $110,714 to surpass $114,000 on Thursday, bolstered by $757.1 million in inflows into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs. The positive price movement comes as investors react to favorable PPI numbers and anticipate a potential Federal Reserve rate cut. In contrast, Ethereum funds saw a $668.72 million outflow in September, reflecting a shift back to Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s upward momentum is accompanied by increased open interest and positive funding rates, signaling growing institutional confidence.