Bitcoin ETFs Break Two-Week Streak of Net Outflows

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have ended a two-week streak of net outflows. The cumulative positive balance for the week reached $301 million. This performance was driven by an inflow of $1.07 billion recorded between Monday and Wednesday.

Despite the positive weekly result, October remains in negative territory. The $635.6 million outflow on Thursday was the largest of the month. This volume reversed temporary gains and left the funds with a monthly deficit of approximately $314 million.

On Friday, Bitcoin funds recorded an outflow of $137.9 million. This marked the second consecutive day of losses, totaling $773.5 million in withdrawals by the end of the period. Total net assets under management for these funds now stand at $100.2 billion.

Other digital assets showed mixed performance during the same period. Ethereum ETFs saw an inflow of $4.4 million on Friday but accumulated a weekly loss of $221 million. Solana funds recorded no net flows on the final day of the week.

Volatility in capital flows reflects the instability observed in global markets throughout the week. Institutional movement in crypto ETFs may influence dollar liquidity and risk perception for technology assets.