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Bitcoin ETF inflows and Ether ETF outflows, Oct 19-28 2026

Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $424 Million in Three Days While Ether ETFs Bleed for a Second Week

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded three consecutive days of net inflows, adding $110.3 million on October 26, $176.0 million on October 27 and $137.3 million on October 28, a combined $423.6 million. That follows a volatile prior week that swung from a $524.8 million inflow on October 21 to a $637.9 million outflow a day later. Over the eight sessions below, Bitcoin ETFs still took in a net $718.3 million.

Bitcoin ETF flows (net, million $)

DatePriceFlowFlow Δ%
28-10-26$81,344+$137.3M–
27-10-26$80,910+$176.0M▲ 28%
26-10-26$80,151+$110.3M▼ 37%
23-10-26$81,189-$142.1M▼ 229%
22-10-26$81,416-$637.9M▼ 349%
21-10-26$84,093+$524.8M▲ 182%
20-10-26$83,028+$23.2M▼ 96%
19-10-26$81,938+$526.7M▲ 2170%

Ether ETFs tell a different story. They lost $22.4 million on October 28, after outflows of $60.2 million and $88.6 million on the two previous days. Across the eight sessions, net outflows reached $376.8 million, with only two small inflow days.

Ether ETF flows (net, million $)

DatePriceFlowFlow Δ%
28-10-26$2,360-$22.4M–
27-10-26$2,350-$60.2M▼ 169%
26-10-26$2,325-$88.6M▼ 47%
23-10-26$2,388+$3.6M▲ 104%
22-10-26$2,389-$93.4M▼ 2694%
21-10-26$2,474+$13.6M▲ 115%
20-10-26$2,449-$26.1M▼ 292%
19-10-26$2,408-$103.3M▼ 296%

The divergence comes as the Federal Reserve held rates on Wednesday with two members voting for a hike, which has kept pressure on risk assets. Bitcoin is trading near $80,000, down from $84,093 a week ago, but steady ETF demand suggests institutional buyers are using the dip. Ether, near $2,360, lacks the same support.

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