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Investors pulled $635.49 million from US spot Bitcoin ETFs on October 22, reversing the prior day's inflows and exiting before BTC reached its usual ETF sell-off level.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $635.49 million in net outflows on October 22, a sharp swing from the $528.40 million added a day earlier, per DWF Labs research.
BlackRock's IBIT pulled in $665.2 million, outweighing redemptions at Fidelity and Grayscale as other funds stayed flat.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $527 million in net inflows, the largest daily total since September, led by BlackRock's IBIT.
US-listed XRP funds notched a 13th straight week of inflows while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs shed a combined $1.25 billion, SoSoValue data shows.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, reversing a Sept. 30 outflow as softer jobs data cooled rate expectations.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, reversing a Sept. 30 outflow as soft jobs data eased rate expectations.
September ranked as the second-strongest month for US spot bitcoin ETF inflows since October 2025, according to The Block.
Initial $10.36B inflow reflects existing Grayscale assets migrating, not fresh buying.
Spot bitcoin ETFs took in $517 million and ether funds $189 million on Aug. 19, according to data cited by CoinDesk.
Ether ETFs have drawn nearly as much capital as Bitcoin funds over the past three weeks despite lower net assets.
Bitcoin reached its highest price in two weeks, supported by strong ETF inflows and a rebound in Asian semiconductor stocks.
Bitcoin recovers from recent pressure, with ETF inflows still a key market driver.
Rising exchange inflows and a 31% drop in futures open interest signal bearish sentiment for ETH.
Glassnode reports Bitcoin's recent rally from $60,000 appears defensive, with inflows and trading volumes still subdued.