Investors pulled about $779 million from spot crypto ETFs on October 30. Bitcoin funds saw net outflows of $643.2 million, while Ether funds lost $135.5 million.
The Bitcoin outflow reversed a short run of inflows: $110.3 million on October 26, $176.0 million on October 27, $137.3 million on October 28 and $13.0 million on October 29. The only larger outflow in the period was $637.9 million on October 22. Ether funds have lost money on seven of the last eight trading days.
| Date | BTC price | BTC ETF flow | ETH price | ETH ETF flow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 30 | $77,369 | -$643.2M | $2,246 | -$135.5M |
| Oct 29 | $77,992 | +$13.0M | $2,253 | -$89.9M |
| Oct 28 | $81,344 | +$137.3M | $2,360 | -$22.4M |
| Oct 27 | $80,910 | +$176.0M | $2,350 | -$60.2M |
Bitcoin traded near $77,400 on the day of the outflow, down from about $81,300 two days earlier. ETF flows tend to follow price, so a stabilizing market would be the first sign that selling is easing.
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Sources:
- Daily spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF net flow data, October 21-30, 2026
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