US spot Bitcoin ETFs take in about $110 million, but October flows stay negative
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew roughly $110 million in net inflows, a partial recovery after an earlier $774 million exit. October month-to-date flows remain negative at about $202 million.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted around $110 million in net inflows, according to a KuCoin report. Ether, solana and XRP funds went the other way and posted outflows. The report is only a summary, so the exact trading day and fuller details are unavailable.
Cointelegraph describes the inflow as a Monday rebound following a $774 million outflow. Even so, US spot Bitcoin ETFs are still about $202 million in net outflows for October so far. Crypto Briefing puts outflows from ether funds at $88.58 million.
Net inflows typically lead to share creation, with issuers buying bitcoin, which adds spot demand. Sustained outflows work in reverse and can weigh on the price. A single day of inflows does not erase the monthly deficit, so the signal is mixed.
The divergence between bitcoin and altcoin products may hint at institutional preference shifting toward BTC, but the data is too limited to confirm a trend.
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