Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 1D net inflow of 127 BTC, worth $10.49 million, on Oct. 12. Over seven days, however, the group posted a net outflow of 8,538 BTC, or $704.12 million. Ethereum ETFs saw outflows on both horizons, losing 25,446 ETH, worth $64.22 million, in one day and 208,593 ETH, or $526.4 million, over seven days.
Why it matters
The figures show that a positive daily Bitcoin reading is not yet offsetting the broader weekly withdrawal trend. Ethereum ETF flows are weaker still, with sustained outflows across both the daily and seven-day windows.
Market impact
The combined data points to negative institutional ETF demand over the week for both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin's daily inflow offers a limited counter-signal, while Ethereum's larger seven-day outflow keeps capital rotation and investor appetite under pressure.
Frequently asked questions
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How much Bitcoin entered ETFs on Oct. 12?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 1D net inflow of 127 BTC, worth $10.49 million.
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What were Bitcoin ETF flows over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs posted a seven-day net outflow of 8,538 BTC, valued at $704.12 million.
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How large were Ethereum ETF outflows in one day?
Ethereum ETFs lost 25,446 ETH in one day, equivalent to $64.22 million.
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What were Ethereum ETF flows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded seven-day net outflows of 208,593 ETH, worth $526.4 million.
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What do the weekly flows imply for institutional demand?
Weekly ETF flows were negative for both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin's daily inflow was a limited counter-signal, while Ethereum saw outflows on both measured horizons.
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