US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $176 million in net inflows on Tuesday, extending their rebound to a second consecutive trading day, according to market data. The figure follows $110 million in inflows on Monday, bringing the two-day total to $286 million.
The turnaround comes just days after these funds shed nearly $774 million across Thursday and Friday, making the recent shift in flows particularly sharp.
October Outflows Narrow
With the fresh inflows, October’s net outflows have narrowed to about $26 million through Tuesday, a notable improvement from where the month stood only a few sessions earlier. Year-to-date net inflows remain at roughly $850 million, indicating that longer-term demand has not collapsed despite the recent selling.
Bitcoin itself traded at about $80,818 at the time of writing, up 1.6% over the past 24 hours, per CoinGecko. Price and fund flows are recovering together.
Market Sentiment Edges Higher
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed to 51 from 48 the day before, keeping it in “Neutral” territory. A week ago the index was at 63, which falls in the “Greed” zone. While sentiment is improving, the move should not necessarily be read too strongly.
Ether ETFs Tell a Different Story
US spot Ether ETFs continued to see outflows, with roughly $149 million in net outflows recorded across Monday and Tuesday. That follows four straight weeks of net withdrawals. October outflows for these products have now reached $1.32 billion through Tuesday, putting the month on track for the largest net withdrawals since November 2025 and highlighting how differently institutional investors are treating the two largest assets right now.
