On September 24, spot Bitcoin
$
64,126
ETFs traded in the U.S. ended the day with an impressive increase of $136 million, reflecting the strong interest of investors. Major investment firms like BlackRock, Bitwise, and Fidelity have contributed to a positive atmosphere in the
cryptocurrency
market. Simultaneously, spot Ethereum
$
2,624
ETFs also managed to close the day with a gain of $62.5 million, capturing the attention of investors.
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Significant Influx Led by BlackRock
Spot Ethereum ETFs Also Close Strong
Significant Influx Led by BlackRock
BlackRock attracted the highest investments among spot Bitcoin ETFs, drawing in a total of $98 million. This demonstrates the firm’s renewed confidence in the cryptocurrency market.
Following BlackRock, both Bitwise and Fidelity attracted $17 million each, indicating their ongoing efforts to diversify portfolios and provide more options to investors in the cryptocurrency sector.
Spot Ethereum ETFs Also Close Strong
In addition to Bitcoin ETFs, spot Ethereum ETFs received notable interest from investors. Data shows these ETFs closed with a $62.5 million gain on September 24, showcasing significant investor engagement beyond Bitcoin.
The interest in Ethereum stems from its innovative features, such as decentralized finance applications and smart contracts, as well as its potential for portfolio diversification. These factors enhance the long-term value attraction of its primary asset, ETH, drawing investors in.
With the recent volatility in the cryptocurrency market fueled by the Fed’s interest rate cuts, interest in spot ETFs has surged. This demand from both institutional and retail investors signals promising prospects for the cryptocurrency market. Experts anticipate that heightened inflows into spot ETFs will lead to a rally in the cryptocurrency sector.
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The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.
