Wall Street’s favorite crypto wrappers just had their biggest comeback since July. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in 757M in a single day, while Ethereum funds attracted 171M — flipping redemptions into fresh momentum as traders brace for next week’s Fed meeting.
Bitcoin ETFs are showing just how much they steer price action:
Ethereum funds are the comeback story. After 446M in redemptions earlier this month, inflows are back as ETH claws above 4,400.
ETF flows aren’t just day-trading signals — they’re a structural adoption trend. Every dollar flowing into ETFs represents pension funds, RIAs, and retail investors allocating into Bitcoin and Ethereum without ever touching a wallet.
One strategist summed it up:
“The Fed’s first rate cut matters less than what happens to the trillions sitting in money market funds. If that capital rotates into risk assets, ETF inflows could sustain Bitcoin’s rally.”
This isn’t just about crypto ETFs. It’s about the merging of TradFi and Web3: BlackRock and Fidelity are now market makers for Bitcoin’s bull run, and Ethereum is quietly pulling institutions back into DeFi’s orbit.
The question: will the Fed’s pivot unleash the next wave of inflows — or remind everyone how fragile this rally really is?
Bitcoin ETFs just posted 757M inflows (best since July), sending BTC back above 114K. Ethereum funds flipped back positive with 171M inflows. With the Fed likely to cut rates next week, ETFs may be the structural bid that fuels the next leg of the crypto bull run.
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