Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continue to attract strong investor interest, with eight consecutive days of net inflows and a total trading volume of $3.8 billion, showcasing robust institutional demand.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, received $426 million on October 8 and last week ranked first among all U.S. ETFs with $3.5 billion in weekly inflows, making it the fastest-growing ETF in history.

This surge in ETF inflows underscores high investor appetite for Bitcoin exposure, especially as institutional investors increasingly favor digital assets.

Grayscale has staked $5.2 billion worth of Ethereum over just two days, leading to a record daily staking inflow of 946,000 ETH and extending the staking queue to 24 days.

Meanwhile, Grayscale launched Ethereum ETFs, ETHE and ETH, earlier this week, marking the first ETFs of their kind with staking features, although these products are not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, which limits certain protections.

Despite a recent 8% price correction in ETH after reaching a $4,700 resistance level, ETF inflows remain strong, reflecting continued institutional confidence in Ethereum.