ETH Surpasses $2,500 as BTC ETF Records $7M Net Inflow

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On September 9, 2026, Ethereum (ETH) rose above $2,500, while Bitcoin saw a $7 million net inflow into spot ETFs. Meanwhile, ETH ETFs experienced a $48 million outflow. Analyst Jiang Zhuoer anticipates potential outflows from BTC prices ahead. Cathie Wood emphasized Bitcoin’s dominance over gold, and Michael Saylor now holds 845,100 BTC.

CoinDesk, September 9: 1. ETH has broken above the $2,500 mark; 2. Jiang Zhuo’er: Anticipates net outflows for U.S. spot BTC ETFs; 3. Jiang Zhuo’er: Expects net outflows for Bitcoin spot ETFs tomorrow; 4. ETF fund flow update: BTC net inflow of nearly $7 million, ETH net outflow of approximately $48 million; 5. Cathie Wood: Bitcoin has surpassed gold, with the BTC-gold ratio reaching 18; 6. Lummis warns that failure to pass the Clarity Act by September 15 will end U.S. leadership in cryptocurrency; 7. VOO has surpassed $1 trillion in assets, with 38 Vanguard ETFs outperforming the S&P 500; 8. Michael Saylor’s Strategy holds 845,100 BTC, with share repurchase volume increased to $2 billion; 9. Kalshi’s monthly commodity trading volume has exceeded $400 million, growing faster than the early crypto derivatives market; 10. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a single-day net inflow of $643 million last Thursday, the largest daily inflow of the year.

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