Bitcoin ETFs Add $137.3M as Ether Funds Lose $21.4M
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $137.3 million on October 28, led by BlackRock’s IBIT. Ether funds lost $21.4 million in their third straight negative session.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $635.49 million on October 22, their largest daily outflow since June 25, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading withdrawals.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $528.40 million on October 21, while Ether funds added $14.96 million and ended five consecutive sessions of outflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $549.9 million on October 19–20, with BlackRock’s IBIT driving the gains as Tuesday’s inflows slowed.
FINMA has approved Switzerland’s first retail fund holding Bitcoin directly, while the provider, fees and trading launch remain undisclosed.
BlackRock’s proposed PBIT ETF would use Bitcoin-linked options and fixed-income holdings for capped gains and variable downside protection, without a loss guarantee.
Thailand’s domestic crypto ETF framework is now in force, setting rules for Bitcoin and Ether funds, local custody and investor access.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $5.06 million on October 15, while Ether funds lost $60.22 million, leaving combined flows negative for a second session.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $261.46 million and Ether funds shed $129.51 million on October 14, more than reversing the previous day’s combined inflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $175.62 million and Ether funds added $24.84 million on October 13, ending a ten-session outflow streak for Ether.
Bitcoin rebounded to about $83,740 after an overnight drop below $81,000, while 24-hour crypto liquidations exceeded $800 million, mostly in longs.
Glassnode says Bitcoin’s on-chain capital indicators strengthened despite a weekly price decline and $701.6 million in US spot ETF outflows.
Bitcoin marks a year since its October 2025 peak, with the price still about a third below the record despite October’s strong historical returns.