Bitcoin ETFs recorded 1D net outflows of 788 BTC, valued at $65.55M, on Oct. 13. Their 7D net flow stood at -8,267 BTC, or -$687.28M. Ethereum ETFs posted 1D outflows of 29,926 ETH worth $74.79M, while their 7D net flow reached -217,087 ETH, or -$542.51M.
Why it matters
Both major crypto ETF complexes recorded net withdrawals across the daily and seven-day periods. Combined 1D outflows reached $140.34M, while the seven-day total climbed to about $1.23B.
Market impact
The figures show broad capital outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products rather than a move isolated to one asset. Bitcoin accounted for the larger seven-day withdrawal, while Ethereum posted the heavier one-day outflow.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose over seven days?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded seven-day net outflows of 8,267 BTC, valued at $687.28M.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs posted seven-day net outflows of 217,087 ETH, worth $542.51M.
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Which ETF group had the larger seven-day outflow?
Bitcoin ETFs had the larger seven-day outflow at $687.28M, compared with $542.51M for Ethereum ETFs.
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Which ETF group had the larger one-day outflow?
Ethereum ETFs recorded the larger one-day outflow at $74.79M, compared with $65.55M for Bitcoin ETFs.
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What were the combined daily and weekly ETF outflows?
Combined outflows reached $140.34M over one day and approximately $1.23B over seven days across Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
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