Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $301M Weekly Net Inflow

Update (Oct 25, 14:50 UTC): According to Pluang, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded an additional $300 million in net inflows.

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) posted a net inflow of roughly $301 million for the week ending Friday, snapping a two‑week losing streak. The weekly gain follows a $137.9 million outflow on Friday, the second consecutive day of net redemptions, and a two‑day $773.5 million slide that ate into a $1.07 billion inflow run from Monday through Wednesday.

Weekly Flow Overview

The Decrypt ETF tracker recorded $137.9 million of outflows on Friday, marking the second straight day of withdrawals. Despite the late‑week sell‑off, the funds closed the week with a net gain of about $301 million, the first positive weekly figure after two weeks of declines.

Monthly Context

October remains in the red for spot Bitcoin ETFs, with cumulative net outflows of approximately $314 million for the month. The funds briefly turned positive mid‑week, but a $635.6 million exit on Thursday – the largest single‑day outflow for October – reversed that gain. Cumulative net inflows since the products launched in January 2024 stand at $57.6 billion, with total net assets of $100.2 billion.

Market Impact

Bitcoin’s price slipped 1.1 % to about $80,490 over the weekend, and the broader crypto market fell 1.2 % to a $2.79 trillion market cap. The ETF flows are closely watched as a gauge of institutional sentiment, especially as most of the money comes from financial advisers and large investors.

Key facts

• Weekly net inflow: ~$301 million
• Friday outflow: $137.9 million
• October net outflow: ~$314 million
• Total ETF inflows since launch: $57.6 billion
• Bitcoin price on Saturday: ~$80,490