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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $149 million in total net outflows on September 30, according to SoSoValue. None of the 12 funds logged a net inflow. US spot Ethereum ETFs posted $59.58 million in total net outflows in the same update, with no net inflows among their 10 funds.
Why it matters
The figures show withdrawals across both major US spot crypto ETF categories. The absence of net inflows in either fund group means no individual ETF registered a positive flow to offset the aggregate losses.
Market impact
The reported outflows put Bitcoin ETFs under greater dollar pressure than Ethereum ETFs. These are fund-flow figures, not a measure of Bitcoin or Ether price changes.
Frequently asked questions
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When did US spot Bitcoin ETFs record the $149 million net outflow?
SoSoValue reported the $149 million total net outflow for September 30.
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How many Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were covered?
The figures covered 12 US spot Bitcoin ETFs and 10 US spot Ethereum ETFs.
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Did any fund in either ETF group post a net inflow?
No. None of the 12 Bitcoin funds or 10 Ethereum funds recorded a net inflow.
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Which ETF category had the larger dollar outflow?
Bitcoin ETFs had the larger total net outflow at $149 million, compared with $59.58 million for Ethereum ETFs.
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Do the ETF outflow figures show how Bitcoin or Ether prices moved?
No. The reported figures measure net flows through US spot ETFs, not changes in Bitcoin or Ether prices.
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