Bitcoin ETFs Add $5.06M as Ether Funds Lose $60.22M on October 15
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $5.06 million on October 15, while Ether funds lost $60.22 million, leaving combined flows negative for a second session.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $5.06 million on October 15, while Ether funds lost $60.22 million, leaving combined flows negative for a second session.
Charles Schwab has completed its Bitcoin and Ether trading rollout for eligible U.S. retail clients, while crypto transfers are still being introduced in phases.
Bitcoin fell to $79,676 on Coinbase before reclaiming $80,000, extending a volatile session after hot US inflation data and renewed spot ETF outflows.
US producer inflation exceeded forecasts in September, while Bitcoin slipped toward $80,500 and jobless claims remained low at 199,000.
Hyperliquid Labs founder Jeff Yan says US regulation should focus on firms operating markets, while the blockchain serves as shared trading infrastructure.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $261.46 million and Ether funds shed $129.51 million on October 14, more than reversing the previous day’s combined inflows.
StandX will close remaining positions on January 15 and end withdrawals on January 31, 2027, replacing its token plans with a one-time DUSD airdrop.
Bitcoin fell below $81,000 and Ether under $2,400 on October 15, extending crypto losses after US inflation data before recovering from their overnight lows.
Robinhood Chain has surpassed $100 billion in tracked DEX turnover since its July 1 launch, with September contributing about $56 billion.
PancakeSwap’s The Flip proposal would raise liquidity providers’ fee share to 88% and reduce daily CAKE issuance to 7,000, subject to a governance vote.