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Bitcoin and Ether Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) experienced a record week of inflows, collectively amassing $4.5 billion in net assets as of October 3, 2025, according to aggregated data from multiple sources[1][2][3]. U.S. spot
ETFs alone recorded $3.24 billion in inflows during the week, marking the second-highest weekly inflow since their launch in January 2024[2]. ETFs added $1.06 billion in the same period, despite a decline in daily inflows compared to prior weeks[3]. The combined inflows underscore growing institutional demand and validate cryptocurrencies as mainstream financial assets.BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the Bitcoin ETF market, capturing $791.55 million in inflows on October 3 alone[1]. This performance pushed IBIT's total assets under management (AUM) to $90.7 billion, securing its position among the top 20 U.S. ETFs by assets[4]. Fidelity's FBTC and
21Shares' ARKB followed with $69.58 million and $35.48 million in inflows, respectively[1]. For Ethereum, BlackRock's ETHA led with $206.71 million in inflows, reflecting continued institutional confidence in the altcoin despite Bitcoin's dominance[1].The surge in ETF activity coincided with Bitcoin's price nearing an all-time high of $122,777, with its market capitalization reaching $2.448 trillion[1]. Ethereum's price climbed to $4,502.39, supported by a market cap of $544.369 billion[1]. Analysts attribute the price appreciation to ETF-driven liquidity and the influx of institutional capital. Bitcoin ETFs now account for 6.74% of the cryptocurrency's total market cap, while Ethereum ETFs represent 5.58% of ETH's market cap[1].
The ETF inflows highlight broader market trends, including the institutionalization of cryptocurrencies and their integration into diversified portfolios. BlackRock's
surpassed $90 billion in AUM, a milestone achieved in less than two years-far outpacing the growth trajectory of traditional assets like gold ETFs[4]. Meanwhile, Ethereum's ETF performance, though trailing Bitcoin's, demonstrated resilience, with staking-enabled products and DeFi applications enhancing its appeal to institutional investors.Regulatory developments and macroeconomic factors further bolstered ETF adoption. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's streamlined approval process for crypto ETFs and the anticipated launch of altcoin ETFs, such as
and products, created a favorable environment for inflows[2]. Additionally, the ongoing U.S. government shutdown heightened safe-haven demand for Bitcoin, with analysts noting its inverse correlation to the U.S. dollar index[4].Looking ahead, the record inflows suggest sustained momentum for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with forecasts projecting further price gains if current trends persist. Bloomberg analysts estimate a 95% approval probability for Solana and XRP ETFs in 2025[3], while institutional adoption is expected to drive broader crypto market expansion. However, challenges remain, including regulatory uncertainty and volatility risks, which could influence short-term market dynamics[2].
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