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SoSoValue: US spot BTC ETFs saw ~$65.4M in outflows Oct 12 after ~$21.13M in inflows Oct 9. All outflows came from BlackRock’s IBIT; 11 other funds were unchanged. Oct 7-8 outflows totaled ~$731M, showing unstable inflows. ETH ETFs lost ~$85.4M, bringing combined daily outflows to ~$151M. One fund’s outflows do not establish broad institutional selling. As US CPI is released, will IBIT redemptions persist, ETH pressure ease, and ETF buying recover sustainably as macro uncertainty fades?
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🚨 $BTC MAY BE PRICING IN THE WRONG THING
Bitcoin ETF flows turned positive with $109.8M in inflows on October 13, yet the previous seven sessions still recorded about $634.5M in net outflows.
Trader insight: Today’s inflation data could trigger a move, but the real signal is how BTC behaves after the initial reaction.
If price holds gains without a surge in leverage, the move looks healthier.
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Both BTC and ETH ETFs recorded outflows, with around $65M leaving Bitcoin funds and $85M exiting Ethereum funds.
This contrasts with the bullish sentiment still circulating in the market.
One day doesn’t confirm a trend, but the next report will be important. Are institutions cutting exposure, or is this just a temporary pause?
Which worries you more: BTC outflows or ETH outflows?
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Bitcoin and Ethereum both recorded ETF outflows on Monday, October 12.
Bitcoin funds lost approximately $65.4 million.
Ethereum funds lost approximately $85.4 million.
Yet both assets have shown price resilience at points during this period.
That creates an interesting disconnect between price action and fund flows.
The question now is whether prices can remain firm if withdrawals continue.
Who's really dumping? It's not just one whale!
The ETF's three-week inflow streak has finally broken, even as $BTC surged toward $84,000. The market is sending mixed signals, and the pressure is far from over.
$ETH is in an even tougher spot. It dropped from $2,700 to $2,420, then rebounded to $2,540 before losing momentum. While BTC pushes higher, ETH continues to lag behind, showing clear weakness on the upside.
$SOL and other Layer 1 tokens are struggling as well.
Brother.
ETH rose 2.3% today, SOL rose 2.7%, even stronger than Bitcoin. Tomorrow, Hong Kong's second SOL spot ETF will be listed, ticker 2831.HK.
I believe this is positive news for SOL, opening the door to incremental Asian capital. Currently, the total global SOL ETF scale has reached 1.9 billion dollars.
But I remind you, positive news landing does not mean an immediate surge.
Bitcoin is facing a test of conviction.
ETF outflows can add selling pressure, but they don't tell the whole story. I’m also watching Treasury yields, the dollar, and whether buyers step in during weakness.
A red day is not automatically a trend reversal—and an ETF inflow isn't automatically a bull signal.
What would convince you that Bitcoin's next move is sustainable: stronger ETF flows or improving macro conditions?
u.s. core inflation for september rose 0.3% in the month, above the 0.2% forecast, so the expected slowdown did not come. after the october 14 release, implied odds of a fed rate hike in october went to about 47%, from about 22% a day before. higher expected cash returns make crypto harder to hold. the recent bitcoin etf inflows came before cpi, so demand under these new rate expectations is not measured yet.
Data on BTC and ETH ETFs, continued to supplement.
On October 12 (Monday), BTC ETFs had a net outflow of $65.4 million, and ETH had a net outflow of $85.4 million.
Since September 29, Ethereum has experienced 10 consecutive trading days of outflows, totaling $782.8 million.
Although Bitcoin had some inflows in between, in the last five full trading days, it also had a total outflow of $654.5 million.
ETH is really disappointing, not giving any face at all. Do the American people not like ETH
Bitcoin and Ethereum both recorded ETF outflows on Monday, October 12.
Bitcoin funds lost approximately $65.4 million.
Ethereum funds lost approximately $85.4 million.
Yet both assets have shown price resilience at points during this period.
That creates an interesting disconnect between price action and fund flows.
The question now is whether prices can remain firm if withdrawals continue