🚀 Bitcoin & Ethereum On Fire: ETF Frenzy Fuels $157M BTC & $65M ETH Buying Spree

Wall Street's hunger for crypto ETFs just triggered a nine-figure shopping spree—while traditional finance scrambles to keep up.

The ETF effect hits hyperdrive

Institutional money floods into Bitcoin and Ethereum as exchange-traded funds rewrite the rules of crypto adoption. $157 million worth of BTC and $65 million in ETH changed hands this week—all while your bank still charges $25 wire fees.

Paper gold, meet digital gold

The same suits who mocked crypto now fight for ETF market share. BlackRock's Bitcoin holdings alone could soon outpace MicroStrategy's. Irony tastes better when it's minted in blockchain confirmations.

This isn't your 2017 bull run. The big money's here—and they're buying the rumor, the news, and probably your grandma's forgotten cold wallet.

On July 28, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $157.1million, with ethereum ETFs adding $65.2million, signalling strong ongoing demand for both assets. Leading the purchases, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF acquired 1,230 BTC worth $147.4million, bringing its total holdings to over 739,000 BTC and reinforcing its place as the world’s largest Bitcoin ETF. The new inflows come as institutional and retail investors continue allocating capital to crypto ETFs, despite recent market consolidation.