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Bitcoin ETFs recorded $164.22 million in net inflows on Oct. 5, while Ethereum ETFs posted $63.56 million in net outflows. The diverging flows also appeared in the seven-day figures: Bitcoin ETFs added $226.41 million, while Ethereum ETFs lost $140.75 million.
Why it matters
The figures show a clear split in recent ETF demand for the two largest crypto assets. Bitcoin products remained net-positive over both periods, while Ethereum products stayed net-negative.
Market impact
Bitcoin ETF net flows were positive by 1,918 BTC over one day and 2,645 BTC over seven days. Ethereum ETF outflows totaled 23,533 ETH over one day and 52,114 ETH over seven days. The flow data captures fund activity, not a direct measure of spot-market price impact.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs take in on Oct. 5?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $164.22 million in net inflows, equivalent to 1,918 BTC.
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What were Bitcoin ETF net flows over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $226.41 million in net inflows over seven days, or 2,645 BTC.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose on Oct. 5?
Ethereum ETFs posted $63.56 million in net outflows on Oct. 5, equivalent to 23,533 ETH.
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What were Ethereum ETF net flows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $140.75 million in net outflows over seven days, or 52,114 ETH.
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Did Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows move in the same direction?
No. Bitcoin ETF flows were positive over both the daily and seven-day periods, while Ethereum ETF flows were negative over both.
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