
Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $134M as October Opens With Inflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, reversing a Sept. 30 outflow as softer jobs data cooled rate expectations.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, reversing a Sept. 30 outflow as softer jobs data cooled rate expectations.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, reversing a Sept. 30 outflow as soft jobs data eased rate expectations.

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