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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs bled significantly Monday as crypto traders braced for the impact of the U.S. elections on broader financial markets, with Fidelity's FBTC being the hardest-hit one day before the elections.

BlackRock may be on track to become the world's top Bitcoin holder before the end of 2025 if its spot Bitcoin ETF continues to be popular, an expert predicted. But not everyone is happy about it.

Four renowned companies hodled through Sunday's crypto market collapse, waiting out the bounce back of Bitcoin and Ethereum, as other small holders sold off their cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of $107 million on launch day—a "pretty big success." Grayscale's outflows, however, were bigger than some predicted.

Ether prices were unmoved Tuesday as spot Ethereum ETFs saw trading volumes surpass $1 billion, but most crypto users still believe the funds will have their time to shine as more investors find interest in the new ETFs.

Less than a week before the expected launch of spot Ethereum ETFs, the management fee and waiver offering wars are on – Grayscale, whose Bitcoin ETF was unpopular among retailers due to high fees, appears to have learned a lesson or two from BlackRock.

President Biden has yet to be vocally supportive of the crypto industry, and his administration has often been viewed as "hostile" by the crypto community, but a tech coalition believes he can still reverse this and see an opportunity in promoting a "positive" regulation.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have reawakened their positive inflows vibe as they brought in a collective $295 million Monday following some two weeks of mostly negative net flows. The purchases were made when the German government was dumping its Bitcoins hard and prices were down.