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On Oct. 26, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $169.47 million in net outflows, equal to 2,123 BTC. Their seven-day balance remained positive at 3,344 BTC, or $266.96 million.
Why it matters
Ethereum ETFs showed a weaker trend across both periods. Daily net outflows reached 6,960 ETH, worth $16.07 million, while the seven-day total fell to 85,801 ETH, or $198.15 million.
The data points to diverging institutional ETF flows. Bitcoin still held a weekly net inflow despite the daily loss, while Ethereum remained negative on both the one-day and seven-day measures.
Market impact
The immediate signal is bearish for both markets, but the pressure is notably heavier on Ethereum over the longer window. Bitcoin's weekly inflow offers some offset, while Ethereum's sustained outflows leave its ETF demand profile weaker.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose on Oct. 26?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $169.47 million in daily net outflows, equal to 2,123 BTC.
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Did Bitcoin ETFs still have positive weekly flows?
Yes. Bitcoin ETFs posted a seven-day net inflow of 3,344 BTC, worth $266.96 million.
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How large were Ethereum ETF daily outflows?
Ethereum ETFs recorded daily net outflows of 6,960 ETH, valued at $16.07 million.
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What was Ethereum's seven-day ETF flow?
Ethereum ETFs recorded seven-day net outflows of 85,801 ETH, worth $198.15 million.
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How did Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows differ?
Bitcoin was negative over one day but positive over seven days. Ethereum remained negative across both periods.
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