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U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $386.3 Million in Net Outflows in Early October
Net outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds reached $386.3 million across the first seven trading sessions of October despite a late-week rebound.
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows totaling $386.3 million across the first seven trading days of October, according to data from Decrypt's ETF tracker. A modest inflow of $21.1 million on Friday failed to offset heavy redemptions earlier in the week, led by a $484.9 million exit on Wednesday—the group's largest single-day outflow since June—and a $244.1 million withdrawal on Thursday.
The monthly decline represents a sharp shift from positive momentum seen at the start of October, when the funds drew $292.6 million across October 1 and 2, followed by $118.8 million on October 6. The pullback also contrasts with September, when a nine-day streak brought roughly $3 billion in net inflows after a failed Senate cloture vote on the Clarity Act had initially sparked withdrawals.
Redemptions across the broader crypto ETF market extended to other assets during the same period. Ethereum spot funds shed $635 million over nine consecutive sessions of net outflows in October, while Solana ETFs recorded five straight days of net exits, bringing their monthly net loss to $24.8 million.
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