US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record 137 Million Net Inflows While Ether ETFs Post 21 Million Outflows
What happened
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds secured $137 million in net inflows on October 28, 2026, while spot Ether funds recorded $21.41 million in net outflows.
The Context
* Asset divergence widens: BlackRock's IBIT anchored the third consecutive day of positive Bitcoin flows, while its ETHA vehicle led daily Ether withdrawals amid broader asset rotation. * Monthly balance shifts: The intake lifted cumulative October Bitcoin flows to positive $111 million, whereas Ether extended its monthly deficit to $1.35 billion with Ethereum hovering near $2,300. * Macro backdrop steadies: Market appetite stabilized against a neutral Fear & Greed reading of 51 and benchmark Federal Reserve interest rates maintained at 3.75% to 4%.
The Number
— the total cumulative net inflows absorbed by US spot Bitcoin ETFs since launch, cementing Bitcoin as the primary institutional vehicle with more than $104 billion in total assets under management.
Takeaway
Expect institutional allocators to maintain selective exposure in market-leading funds while non-Bitcoin digital assets face extended valuation pressure into the next trading cycle.
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