On October 24, the US Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of 2,829 BTC, and the Ethereum ETF had a net inflow of 2,800 ETH

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Cointime2024/10/24 15:40

By:Cointime

according to Lookonchain monitoring, on October 24th, the data of US Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs showed:

1. Nine US Ethereum ETFs had a total net inflow of 2,800 ETH, equivalent to approximately 7.08 million US dollars. Among them, Fidelity had an inflow of 2,500 ETH, equivalent to approximately 6.32 million US dollars. Fidelity's current holdings are 171,000 ETH, equivalent to 432.12 million US dollars.

2. Ten US Bitcoin ETFs had a total net inflow of 2,829 BTC, equivalent to approximately 191.8 million US dollars. Among them, BlackRock (iShares) had an inflow of 4,801 bitcoins, equivalent to approximately 325.48 million US dollars. BlackRock's current holdings are 396,922 bitcoins, equivalent to 26.91 billion US dollars.

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