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Fidelity’s FBTC led Bitcoin ETF inflows on October 14 with $132.67 million. Spot Bitcoin ETF products recorded $102.58 million in combined net inflows, while Ethereum ETF funds attracted $236.22 million, with no products posting outflows.
Analysts maintain bullish projections with $100,000-$103,000 support for Bitcoin and $7,000 targets for Ethereum by May 2026.
Fidelity’s FBTC Dominates Bitcoin ETF Inflows with $132.67M
Fidelity’s FBTC recorded $132.67 million in net inflows on October 14 and is the only major Bitcoin ETF product with substantial positive flows during the session.
The contribution accounted for over 100% of total category inflows with other products posting offsetting outflows.
BlackRock’s IBIT reported $30.79 million in outflows, equivalent to 272.40 Bitcoin being redeemed.
ARK 21Shares’ ARKB contributed $6.76 million in inflows with 59.79 Bitcoin purchased. Bitwise’s BITB added $7.99 million representing 70.67 Bitcoin accumulated.
The supporting inflows from mid-tier products partially offset IBIT’s redemptions. Multiple products, including Grayscale’s GBTC, BTC, HODL, BTCO, EZBC, BTCW, and DEFI, reported zero net flows.
Valkyrie’s BRRR recorded the second-largest outflow at $14.05 million with 124.28 Bitcoin redeemed.
The Bitcoin ETF category reversed the previous day’s $326.52 million outflows with a modest recovery, posting a $102.58 million gain.
Total Bitcoin ETF assets under management decreased to $153.55 billion from $157.18 billion as of October 13.
Ethereum ETF Products Lead with $236.22M Zero-Outflow Session
Ethereum ETF funds experienced unanimous positive flows on October 14, with all nine products contributing to a total of $236.22 million.
The zero-outflow session contrasts with previous days, showing mixed activity. Fidelity’s FETH led with $154.62 million, representing 37,560 ETH accumulated. The single-product contribution comprised 65% of total category inflows.
Grayscale’s mini Ethereum trust ETH contributed $34.78 million in inflows with 8,450 ETH purchased. Grayscale’s legacy ETHE added $15.19 million with 3,690 ETH accumulated.
VanEck’s ETHV recorded $10.55 million in inflows, representing 2,560 ETH. Franklin’s EZET contributed $7.81 million with 1,900 ETH purchased.
Bitwise’s ETHW added $13.27 million and represents 3,220 ETH accumulated.
BlackRock’s ETHA reported zero net flows, breaking its pattern as a consistent leader in inflows. 21Shares’ TETH and Invesco’s QETH both posted zero flows and maintains positive long-term cumulative totals.
Total Ethereum ETF assets under management reached $28.02 billion with daily trading volume of $3.59 billion. Cumulative inflows stand at $14.72 billion since product launches in July 2024.
Historical data show that on October 13, Ethereum ETF outflows reached $428.52 million, marking a notable reversal from $236.22 million in inflows.
Previous sessions showed $174.83 million outflows on October 10 and $8.54 million redemptions on October 9.
Analysts Project Extended Bitcoin Cycle and $7,000 Ethereum
Analyst Ted stated, “The $BTC 4-year cycle is most likely over,” and noted that Federal Reserve monetary easing suggests Bitcoin could peak in 2026.
The analyst emphasized “it was never about a 4-year cycle but about liquidity,” connecting Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF flows to broader monetary conditions.
Analyst BitBull identified Bitcoin trading within a “giant bullish channel” and stated that “as long as the $100,000-$103,000 support level holds, the bull run is intact.”
Additionally, Mike Investing projected that Ethereum would target $7,000 by May 2026. He characterized ETH as “positioning within an aggressive bullish flag” and is about to see an “euphoric squeeze.”
The analyst stated Ethereum “bottomed out and completed its last hard pullback below $4k this year” and called the opportunity “generational.”
