#BTCETHETFOutflows
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US spot BTC ETFs recorded about $173M in net outflows over Sep 30 and Oct 1, ending a nine-session run that brought roughly $3.1B in net inflows. Spot ETH ETFs have seen outflows for three straight sessions, including about $55.4M on Oct 1. The shift from divergent to synchronized outflows points to cooler fund demand. Coinbase said BTC profit-taking recently hit a year-to-date high, while spot demand has slowed.
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#BTCETHETFOutflows The interesting part isn't that ETF flows turned negative. It's that BTC and ETH are now seeing outflows together 👀
BTC funds lost ~$173M after a nine-session $3.1B inflow streak, while ETH logged a third straight day of outflows.
With BTC profit-taking hitting a YTD high and spot demand cooling, this looks like a real test of who buys next.
A pause after strong inflows is normal. Persistent outflows would tell a very different story.
The recent ETF outflows matter less as a verdict on crypto than as a test of whether institutional demand can absorb a pause in spot buying. BTC's nine-session inflow run set a high bar; synchronized BTC and ETH withdrawals now suggest positioning is becoming more selective.
Profit-taking can cool momentum without breaking the broader structure, but demand needs to reappear before confidence returns.
#BTCETHETFOutflows
⚡ BTC × ETH ETF FLOW — CAPITAL COOLING?
BTC’s 9-day, ~$3.1B inflow streak just broke.
Latest session:
₿ BTC ETF: +$102.7M
Ξ ETH ETF: -$55.4M
The heat is cooling, but the leader has something to say.
BTC is still attracting fresh capital while ETH sees withdrawals.
If BTC keeps absorbing money, can the market rotate back into alts? 👀
Something worth watching in Bitcoin:
The nine-day U.S. spot ETF inflow streak has ended.
About $148.7M flowed out on September 30 after roughly $3.1B of inflows over the previous nine sessions.
One day doesn't change the whole picture.
But it reminds us that institutional demand isn't a straight line.
While BTC whales reduced exposure, $ETH whales did the opposite.
Large holders accumulated ~60,000 ETH worth ~$162M over the past week.
At the same time, Ethereum ETFs recorded ~$260M of net inflows over 7 days.
Two different sources of demand are pointing in the same direction.
That’s more interesting than a one-day price move.
ETH转流出
🔥The ETF capital flows of BTC and ETH reveal a harsh truth.
For 9 consecutive days! BTC ETFs have been continuously attracting funds, with almost daily increases. But looking at ETH, not only has it failed to keep up, it has actually seen net outflows.
What does this mean? It’s not that a bull market has arrived, but that institutions are being extremely selective.
The macro environment is very poor right now; the 30-year US Treasury yield has surpassed 5.6%, making capital
🚨 BTC UPDATE — OCTOBER 1
Bitcoin is trading around $84K after a volatile start to October. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recently recorded a strong $2.4B weekly inflow, although the latest session saw about $148.7M in outflows, ending a nine-day inflow streak.
📊 Key watch: $84K support → $85K–$86K resistance
🔥 Market focus: ETF flows + U.S. jobs data + Treasury yields.
Citi also raised its 12-month BTC forecast to $113K, citing crypto activity, macro conditions and ETF flows.
