The crypto world is abuzz with excitement as Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs continue to make waves in the United States. Just nine days after the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, the SEC has given the green light to Ethereum spot ETFs, further fueling the crypto frenzy.

The Bitcoin spot ETFs have been recording uninterrupted success, attracting a staggering $107.91 million in net inflows on Thursday alone. This unprecedented series of positive flows has been ongoing since mid-March, a period that saw ten straight days of financial inflows.

Leading the pack, BlackRock's IBIT took the lead with $89 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC which attracted $19 million. VanEck, meanwhile, accrued $10 million, while smaller players like Ark Invest with 21Shares, and Invesco with Galaxy Digital, each recorded $2 million in inflows.

The approval of Ethereum spot ETFs by the SEC has sparked a new wave of optimism in the crypto market. Analysts predict that these new trackers will provide even greater visibility and value to Ethereum, while Bitcoin will have to work hard to keep pace.

Despite a slight dip in Bitcoin's price, reaching $67,642 in the last 24 hours, some crypto experts remain bullish. BitQuant, for instance, forecasts a meteoric rise for Bitcoin, predicting it could reach $80,000 in May and peak at $95,000 in June. However, this "world peak" is expected to be followed by an equally spectacular fall in the third quarter.

As the crypto world eagerly awaits the approval of S-1 registration statements for the Ethereum spot ETFs, the ETF dance is just beginning. Spectators are ready to battle it out on the trading and investment floor for 2024, as the crypto market continues to evolve and attract more attention.