Bitcoin ETFs see $21M inflows as Ether ETFs face $56M outflows amid US crypto regulatory shifts
On October 9, Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $21.13 million in net inflows, led by IBIT with $22.38 million, while Ether spot ETFs experienced $56.10 million in net outflows, marking nine straight sessions of decline. This divergence occurs amid ongoing U.S. regulatory updates, including the National Credit Union Administration's plan to expand stablecoin reporting for credit unions. Meanwhile, crypto infrastructure developments continue, such as the fix of a long-standing XRP Ledger flaw and new trading initiatives by Pump.fun and Franklin Templeton. These events highlight the evolving landscape of ETF flows, stablecoin oversight, and crypto market infrastructure in the U.S.
On October 9, Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $21.13 million in net inflows, led by IBIT with $22.38 million, while Ether spot ETFs experienced $56.10 million in net outflows, marking nine straight sessions of decline. This divergence occurs amid ongoing U.S. regulatory updates, including the National Credit Union Administration's plan to expand stablecoin reporting for credit unions. Meanwhile, crypto infrastructure developments continue, such as the fix of a long-standing XRP Ledger flaw and new trading initiatives by Pump.fun and Franklin Templeton. These events highlight the evolving landscape of ETF flows, stablecoin oversight, and crypto market infrastructure in the U.S.
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