🚀 Analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Fund Flows in the Week of the Fed's Rate Cut 📊

During this important financial week when the Fed announced a 0.5% rate cut, there have been some interesting changes in the attitudes of US investors towards spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.

According to SoSoValue data, investors invested more than $500 million in 11 Bitcoin ETFs in the four trading days before the FOMC meeting. However, on the day of the rate cut, outflows reached $52.83 million, but net inflows of $158.2 million and $92 million appeared in the following two days. From the weekly data, despite a large number of withdrawals on Wednesday, there was still a net inflow of $397 million this week overall.

It is worth noting that although BlackRock's IBIT is the largest Bitcoin ETF, investors have little interest in it, with only one day of positive fund outflows since August 26. At the same time, Fedelity's FBTC and Ark Invest's ARKB and Bitwise's BITB have attracted a lot of funds in the past few weeks.

As for the Ethereum ETF, although it has not attracted much attention in the two months since its listing, there have been some positive signs in the past two days. FarSide data shows that net inflows for two consecutive days were $5.2 million and $2.9 million, respectively. However, these figures are still smaller than the net outflows on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, resulting in a net outflow of $26.2 million from the Ethereum ETF for the entire week.

💬 Do you think the Fed's rate cut has a positive impact on the flow of funds to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs? What does the change in investors' attitudes towards different ETFs indicate? Leave your views in the comment section!

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