According to the source, a social post claims Fidelity’s Ethereum ETF bought 36,460 ETH worth about $154.6M on Oct 14, which should be confirmed via Fidelity’s official daily holdings disclosure and NSCC create or redeem files before making trading decisions (source: Fidelity; DTCC/NSCC). If confirmed, such a purchase implies a sizable primary market creation and net inflows that have historically supported ETH spot price through incremental demand from ETF channels (source: Bloomberg Intelligence; CoinShares Digital Asset Fund Flows). Traders should verify by checking Fidelity’s ETF holdings update, NSCC basket data, and custodian wallet movements to validate flow size and timing (source: Fidelity; DTCC/NSCC; Etherscan). For positioning, monitor ETH basis on CME and major venues, the ETH/BTC ratio, and aggregated US spot Ethereum ETF net inflows to gauge momentum and potential spillover to BTC and large-cap altcoins (source: CME Group; Kaiko; Farside Investors).

According to @KobeissiLetter, spot Ether ETFs recorded a single-day record of $1 billion in net inflows on Monday, highlighting strong demand for ETH exposure (source: The Kobeissi Letter on X). The same update adds that Bitcoin ETFs saw $178 million in net inflows that day, citing ZeroHedge as the underlying data source (source: The Kobeissi Letter on X, citing ZeroHedge). Based on those figures, ETH ETF net inflows were approximately 5.6 times BTC ETF net inflows for the session, underscoring a relative flow tilt toward ETH over BTC that day (source: The Kobeissi Letter on X). Since May, these funds have accumulated more than $8 billion in net inflows, indicating sustained capital allocation into crypto ETFs over the period reported (source: The Kobeissi Letter on X).