Bitcoin ETFs Shed $729M in Two Days as Investors Reverse Course
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows on Oct. 7 and Oct. 8, and the two-day total reached $729 million. Bitcoin moved back to about $82,500 after dropping toward $80,400, while one headline framed $82,800 as the level to regain.
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Bitcoin ETF users and holders noticed a stretch of outflows across the Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 sessions, and Bitcoin itself was trading back near $82,500 after moving down toward $80,400. That leaves the market with a visible change in fund flows and price level from the same two-day period.
Compared with a period when spot bitcoin ETFs were taking in money, the products instead recorded withdrawals totaling $729 million over two days. What stays the same is that spot bitcoin ETFs remained the place where the shift was visible, because the trading sessions and the withdrawals were both tied to those funds.
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