Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs Dominate the Crypto ETF Race, While Ethereum (ETH) ETFs Experience Outflows

Bitcoin spot ETFs, in a striking show of investor confidence, have accounted for A remarkable daily net inflow of $402.8 million, solidifying Bitcoin dominant possession in the Crypto ETF race.

Bitcoin spot ETFs continue to dominate the crypto ETF landscape, with a striking daily net inflow of $402.8 million on Monday, October 25th. This marks a significant disparity in investor sentiment, as the Ethereum ETF experienced an outflow of $19.16 million.

The total net inflow for Bitcoin ETFs has now reached an impressive $21.93 billion as of October 25th, according to data from SoSoValue. Blackrock's IBIT ETF led the way with a massive net inflow of $291.96 million, while Fidelity's FBTC ETF brought in an additional $56.95 million.

This strong institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs is likely due to several factors. Firstly, institutions view Bitcoin as a secure and stable entry point into the crypto market, especially considering that an ETF provides an easier method of investing compared to directly holding Bitcoin.

Moreover, Bitcoin's recent price increase of over 30 days and the upcoming US presidential elections have left investors optimistic about further上涨 in the asset's price.

In contrast, the spot ETFs of Ethereum are facing a different fate. Grayscale's ETHE, the largest spot ETF for Ethereum, experienced a daily net outflow of $19.6 million, bringing the total cumulative outflow to a staggering $504.44 million.

Meanwhile, other major Ethereum ETFs, such as Blackrock's ETHA, Fidelity's FETH, and Bitwise's ETHW, did not see any new inflows on October 25th.

The lack of inflows, coupled with Grayscale's substantial outflow, highlights a general disinterest in demand for the cryptocurrency. Despite Ethereum's advances with its upcoming Pectra upgrade and development, it seems that institutional investors are not showing the same enthusiasm as they are for Bitcoin.