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Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of 194 BTC, worth $15.86 million, over one day on Oct. 16. Their seven-day net flow remained negative at 1,643 BTC, or $134.56 million. Ethereum ETFs posted net outflows of 24,792 ETH, worth $60.84 million, over one day, with seven-day outflows reaching 119,753 ETH, or $293.85 million.
Why it matters
The figures show a short-term split between the two largest crypto ETF markets. Bitcoin saw a positive one-day reading, but its weekly balance remained negative. Ethereum recorded outflows across both periods, pointing to weaker ETF demand over the reported windows.
ETF flows offer a direct measure of buying and selling pressure in regulated market products. The gap between Bitcoin's daily inflow and weekly outflow makes the durability of the latest positive reading important, while Ethereum's broader outflow pattern remains the more pronounced signal.
Market impact
On the reported figures, Ethereum ETF selling is broader across both time frames. Bitcoin's daily inflow has not yet reversed its weekly deficit. Traders tracking institutional crypto demand will be watching whether Bitcoin's inflows continue and whether Ethereum's seven-day outflows begin to narrow.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs attract in one-day net flows?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded one-day net inflows of 194 BTC, worth $15.86 million.
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Did Bitcoin ETF flows remain positive over seven days?
No. Bitcoin ETFs had seven-day net outflows of 1,643 BTC, valued at $134.56 million.
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How large were Ethereum ETF outflows over one day?
Ethereum ETFs recorded one-day net outflows of 24,792 ETH, worth $60.84 million.
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What were Ethereum ETF flows over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs posted seven-day net outflows of 119,753 ETH, valued at $293.85 million.
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How did Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows differ?
Bitcoin ETFs posted a one-day inflow but remained negative over seven days. Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows across both time frames.
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