TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin ETFs took in $103 million to open October, snapping back to net inflows, while Ether funds posted a third consecutive day of net outflows. The flows mark a split start to the month between the two largest crypto ETF complexes.
Bitcoin ETFs Start October With $103M Inflow; Ether Funds See Third Day of Outflows
The divergence matters more than either headline number: Bitcoin funds reopening the month in positive territory while Ether products bleed for a third straight session suggests allocator preference is concentrating rather than broadening across crypto exposure. That split is the real signal, since it implies the two complexes are being traded on different narratives rather than moving as one beta trade. Whether Ether's outflow streak extends past a third day, and whether Bitcoin's inflow holds beyond a single session, is the open question for reading the rest of the month.
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