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US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $635 Million in Outflows on Thursday

A sharp single-day withdrawal ended a three-day inflow streak for US spot Bitcoin funds, pushing net monthly totals back into negative territory.

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US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted $635 million in net daily outflows on Thursday, reversing Wednesday's $528 million in inflows and bringing cumulative net flows for October to negative $175 million, according to data from SoSoValue. The session marked the largest single-day net redemptions for the products since June 25, when outflows reached $696 million.

The single-day pullback interrupted a three-day sequence that had gathered $1.08 billion in net subscriptions. Despite Thursday's redemptions, the funds maintained a positive weekly net total of $443 million, following two consecutive weeks of net capital withdrawals.

Bitcoin traded between $80,996 and $82,551 during the Thursday session, declining from an intraday high of $84,777 on Wednesday to hover near $81,783. Outflows were also recorded across other crypto investment products, with Ether ETFs seeing approximately $111 million in net redemptions, Solana funds shedding roughly $9 million, and Hyperliquid ETFs losing about $8 million, while spot XRP ETFs registered $3.6 million in net inflows.

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