US-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs drew a combined $1.07 billion in net inflows today, reversing a week of outflows. Ethereum ETFs led with $546.9 million, while Bitcoin ETFs captured $522 million—highlighting renewed institutional confidence.

Bitcoin staged a V-shaped rebound, climbing 2.1% to trade at $114,085 after briefly dipping below $110,000. The move reclaimed the 50-day EMA, reinforcing short-term bullish momentum heading into October.

Ethereum rose 2.4% to $4,195 as ETF inflows poured in. Weekly ETF flows have injected over $1.3 billion into ETH products this month, underscoring growing demand despite recent price volatility.

The Gold/BTC ratio formed a higher low for the first time since 2022 lows, hinting at gold gaining relative strength. A sustained rise toward 0.41 could indicate a shift in market preference back to precious metals.

Total value locked across DeFi protocols reached an all-time high of $190 billion, driven by growth in liquid staking and lending platforms, confirming strong sector fundamentals despite macro uncertainty.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed to 51 (neutral) from 43, reflecting a stabilization in market sentiment after September’s deep correction and paving the way for potential ‘Uptober’ rallies.