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US spot bitcoin ETFs record $424M of net inflows over three sessions as IBIT volume thins
US spot bitcoin ETFs attracted about $424 million in net inflows from Oct. 26 to Oct. 28, regaining more than half of the prior outflows. Activity in the largest fund, BlackRock's IBIT, shrank, and Glassnode describes demand as still weak.
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According to the reports, US spot bitcoin ETFs took in roughly $424 million over Oct. 26-28. That recovers a bit more than half of the $774 million of withdrawals recorded on Oct. 22 and 23.
One source says bitcoin climbed back to about $81,800 during the period, while another summary mentions a drop under $80,000, so the price picture is mixed and likely depends on when each report was written.
IBIT trading volume declined every day and now stands near half of its average since May. Glassnode says demand is still weak, which tempers the signal from the inflows.
Net creations in spot ETFs require issuers to acquire bitcoin, so inflows add to spot demand. Thin volume and cautious demand suggest the effect on price may be limited in the near term.
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