So, it appears people are still throwing money at the internet. Specifically, at Bitcoin and Ethereum. On October 27th, these so-called “spot ETFs” – which, frankly, sound like something you’d use to remove a stain – managed to hoover up a combined $283 million. That’s right, a quarter of a billion dollars. For…digital nothingness. š¤·
Bitcoin, naturally, was the biggest beneficiary, snagging $149 million. Apparently, the allure of a currency invented by someone who goes by a pseudonym is still strong. It’s their third day in a row of being popularā¦which, in the world of crypto, is practically an eternity. š°ļø
Ethereum wasnāt far behind with $134 million, and here’s a genuinely shocking detail: all nine of the Ethereum funds didn’t have a single outflow. Not one! Which suggests either an extraordinary level of conviction or, perhaps, a worrying amount of people who are simply unable to access their wallets. š¤
Analysts are babbling about “growing market optimism” and “rising institutional confidence.” Sounds a bit dramatic, doesnāt it? Itās mostly just people hoping these digital tokens donāt suddenly plummet in value, leaving them explaining the investment to a spouse. š¬ But, hey, who am I to judge? Maybe I’m just missing out on the future of financeā¦though I suspect the future involves fewer things that aren’t physically real.
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2025-10-28 09:37