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US spot BTC ETFs shifted from ~$228M in net outflows Oct 12-16 to $527M in inflows Oct 19, the highest since Sep 22. BlackRock’s IBIT contributed ~$665M, showing inflows concentrated in the leading product. Inflows continued Oct 20 but fell to ~$23.16M, suggesting buying momentum remains uneven. BTC traded around $82K without a clear rally alongside the inflows. Can inflows become a sustained trend and support a further price recovery?
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Biggest BTC ETF inflow since Sep 22. BTC still ranging.
Oct 19: +$526.7m (Farside)
IBIT: +$665.2m, so the rest sold ~$139m
Oct 20: -$10.3m (partial)
BTC $82,805 (Binance)
Polymarket $90k in Oct: 16.5%, -15pp/wk
One buyer, not a crowd.
Streak or one-off? NFA
$BTC $IBIT #Bitcoin
Bitcoin and Ethereum are showing an important divergence in institutional demand.
On October 19, US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $526.7 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded $103.3 million in outflows.
That contrast suggests demand is not moving evenly across the market.
Will Ethereum's institutional flows recover, or will Bitcoin continue attracting the stronger demand?
BTC, ETH & SOL Are Rising Together — So Why Am I Still Hesitant to Turn Bullish? 👀
BTC at $81,991, ETH at $2,410, and SOL at $105.18. All three are flashing green, but the bigger picture tells a different story.
Last week, BTC and ETH spot ETFs recorded combined net outflows of approximately $549 million, while SOL ETFs also saw outflows. That’s why I’m treating this move as emotional recovery rather than a confirmed trend reversal.#DailyOrbit
Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $526.7M on Monday — but IBIT alone attracted $665.2M, meaning the other funds combined saw net outflows. Meanwhile, ETH ETFs lost another $103.3M, their 4th straight day of outflows. Capital is coming back, but it’s not spreading evenly across crypto. That divergence is worth watching.
🚨 BTC & ETH ETF OUTFLOWS: THE REAL MARKET SIGNAL
Between October 12–16, spot ETFs saw $228.4M in BTC outflows and $320.1M in ETH outflows. 📉
The key question is whether institutional demand can recover while ETF flows remain weak and long-term holders continue supplying the market.
Meanwhile, tracked altcoins declined an average of 14%, highlighting how selective liquidity remains.
A rebound is possible without immediate inflows, but a sustainable recovery needs stronger demand#DailyOrbit
Flux des ETF Bitcoin vs Ethereum : Le capital institutionnel est-il en train de se déplacer ?
Le 19 octobre, les ETF Bitcoin et Ethereum au comptant aux États-Unis ont envoyé deux signaux très différents. Les ETF Bitcoin ont attiré 526,7 millions de dollars d'entrées nettes, tandis que les ETF Ethereum ont enregistré 103,3 millions de dollars de sorties nettes. La différence est frappante, mais l'activité sous-jacente des fonds raconte une histoire encore plus intéressante. 1. Bitcoin : Forte demande, mais pas dans tous les fonds BlackRock IBIT : +665,2 M$ Fidelity FBTC : -83,6 M$ Grayscale GBTC : -54,9 M$ L'ETF Bitcoin de BlackRock a attiré plus de capitaux que la somme des entrées nettes combinées
firm has submitted a new Bitcoin ETF application, using options to add a layer of protection to the existing ETF positions. Losses are limited but the upside is also capped, while its spot ETF still set a record single-day inflow of $665 million. The news looks positive, but the short-term impact on the market is limited.
