Bitcoin ETFs Stay Positive for the Week Despite Late-Week Outflows
Preliminary Farside data show US spot Bitcoin funds with a $301.2 million weekly inflow, while Ether funds recorded a $220.7 million outflow.
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what happened
According to preliminary Farside figures, US spot Bitcoin funds still recorded a net weekly inflow of $301.2 million, even though investors pulled $773.5 million out on Thursday and Friday. Friday brought $137.9 million in outflows after $635.6 million on Thursday. The largest withdrawals came from BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC, while Morgan Stanley's MSBT took in $4.2 million.
Ether funds lost $220.7 million over the week, and Friday's $4.4 million inflow did little to offset earlier redemptions. The tables remain incomplete: VanEck's Friday entry still shows a dash that has not been confirmed as zero, so the weekly totals could change.
why it matters
The data suggest Bitcoin ETF demand held up better than Ether demand this week, but the late reversal weakens the case for steady institutional buying. For bitcoin miners, BTC price sensitivity matters, since ETF flow swings can move the price and therefore mining revenue.
market impact
Bitcoin and miners: late-week ETF outflows pressure BTC price, which feeds into mining revenue
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- Bitcoin ETF Week Stays Positive After Nearly $774 Million In Late Outflows — newsbtc.com, 25 October 2026 at 06:00 UTC
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