Bitcoin ETF · Bitcoin · Bloomberg · CryptoSlate
Bitcoin ETFs are $5 billion away from a new flow record after a brutal 11-month reset
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US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their first daily outflow in more than two weeks, interrupting a recovery that had pushed cumulative flows close to a record.
Key facts
- By July 13, the cumulative drawdown from that peak had reached about $12 billion, leaving lifetime flows near $50.9 billion
- The funds posted $148.7 million of net withdrawals on Sept. 30, ending nine consecutive positive sessions that brought in about $3.08 billion, according to Farside Investors
- Meanwhile, the positive September flow brought 2026 net inflows to roughly $930 million after much of the year was spent underwater
- Bitcoin traded around $83,800 early Oct. 1, leaving ETF demand as one of the clearest gauges of whether institutional buyers continue adding exposure near current levels
Summary
01 Bitcoin ETFs snapped a nine-day inflow streak with $148.7 million of outflows on Sept. 30, led by Fidelity. 02 The streak had pulled in $3.08 billion and lifted 2026 flows back into positive territory after a deep midyear drawdown. 03 The next sessions will show whether the reversal is a brief pause or the start of another redemption cycle. The funds posted $148.7 million of net withdrawals on Sept. 30, ending nine consecutive positive sessions that brought in about $3.08 billion, according to Farside Investors.