US spot Bitcoin ETFs break two-week outflow streak with 301 million dollar comeback
Spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a two-week losing streak by posting about $301 million in net weekly inflows, despite heavy redemptions during the final two trading sessions.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds snapped a two-week streak of net outflows, closing the trading week ending Oct. 23, 2026, with approximately $301 million in net inflows. The positive performance marked a rebound for the sector, though a sharp late-week shift limited the overall gains.[1][2][5][6]
The week's inflows were heavily front-loaded. According to commentator That Martini Guy, Bitcoin funds took in more than $1 billion across the first three sessions before shedding $773.5 million over Thursday and Friday. Data shared by TylerD indicated daily redemptions reached $635.6 million on Oct. 22 and $137.9 million on Oct. 23. Decrypt reported that the two consecutive days of outflows kept total spot Bitcoin ETF flows for October net negative.[1][4][5]
In contrast to Bitcoin's net gains, spot Ethereum ETFs saw sustained selling, registering $205.6 million in net outflows according to CoinMarketCap Research and $220.7 million under provisional figures cited by That Martini Guy. CoinMarketCap Research also reported that long-term Bitcoin holders distributed 50,017 BTC during the week—roughly 13 times the 3,700 BTC bought by ETFs—while perpetual funding rates increased by about 25%, moving into the top fifth of their 90-day range.[3][4]
Key facts
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a two-week outflow streak with roughly $301 million in net inflows for the week ending Oct. 23, 2026.
- Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $1 billion in the week's first three sessions before losing between $773.5 million and $780 million over the final two days.
- Late-week outflows of $635.6 million on Oct. 22 and $137.9 million on Oct. 23 kept spot Bitcoin ETF flows for October net negative.
- US spot Ethereum ETFs saw net weekly outflows reported between $205.6 million and $220.7 million.
- Long-term holder supply decreased by 50,017 BTC during the week, roughly 13 times the 3,700 BTC purchased by ETFs, according to CoinMarketCap Research.
- Perpetual funding rates rose approximately 25% over the week into the top fifth of their 90-day range, according to CoinMarketCap Research.
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TylerD 🧙♂️@Tyler_Did_ItPost on X ·
The BTC ETFs closed last week with a net $301M in inflows, despite the outflows to end the week https://t.co/9qJnQkRxWP
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Coin TelegraphArticle ·
Bitcoin ETFs break 2-week outflow streak with $301M comeback US spot Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with $301 million in net inflows after a strong three-day start gave way to heavy withdrawals.
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CoinMarketCap@CoinMarketCapPost on X ·
⚡ Long-Term Holders Sold Into the ETF Bid Crypto ETFs took in $59.9M last week after a $602.0M outflow the prior week. BTC ETFs added $294.7M and ETH ETFs lost $205.6M. 🔹 Long-term holder supply fell 50,017 BTC, about 13x the 3,700 BTC the ETFs bought. 🔹 The buying stopped Thursday. BTC ETFs lost $780.0M over two sessions, and spot sellers beat buyers by $208.7M over three. 🔹 Traders kept paying for leverage. Funding rose about a quarter on the week, into the top fifth of its 90-day range.
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That Martini Guy ₿@MartiniGuyYTPost on X ·
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows are telling two very different stories. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a provisional $301.2M in net inflows last week. Ethereum ETFs went the other way, losing $220.7M. But the Bitcoin numbers need context. BTC funds pulled in more than $1B during the first three sessions before giving back $773.5M over the final two. And the figures aren't final because two fund entries were missing for Friday. Still, the contrast is worth watching. Bitcoin is attracting more capital over the full week, while ETH is struggling to maintain institutional demand.
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DecryptArticle ·
Bitcoin ETFs Snap Two-Week Losing Streak Despite Late-Week Slide Spot Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with about $301 million in net inflows, ending a two-week losing streak, even as two straight days of outflows kept October in the red.
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Crypto BriefingArticle ·
US spot Bitcoin ETFs end two-week losing streak with $301M inflow The recent inflow into US spot Bitcoin ETFs highlights investor caution and reliance on key funds, amid broader crypto market volatility. The post US spot Bitcoin ETFs end two-week losing streak with $301M inflow appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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