US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record 134 Million Inflows Over First October Days
United States spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds attracted net inflows of 134.4 million dollars across the first two trading days of October.
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United States spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds drew 134.4 million dollars in net inflows over the first two trading days of October, Decrypt reported. The gains followed a net outflow of 148.7 million dollars on September 30. [1]
According to Decrypt, the funds attracted 102.7 million dollars on Thursday and an additional 31.7 million dollars on Friday. The brief decline on September 30 ended a nine-session streak of inflows that had started on September 17. [1]
Despite the end-of-month outflow, September was the second best month for the funds since October 2025, Decrypt reported citing SoSoValue data. The funds recorded total net inflows of 2.65 billion dollars during September. [1]
Decrypt reported that the early October rebound occurred as a weak employment report lowered market expectations for interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve. [1]
In short
- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in 134.4 million dollars in the first two trading days of October.
- The funds brought in 102.7 million dollars on Thursday and 31.7 million dollars on Friday.
- A 148.7 million dollar outflow on September 30 ended a nine-day streak of inflows.
- Total net inflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs reached 2.65 billion dollars in September.
Sources
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- [1]'Uptober' Starts Green as Bitcoin ETFs Draw $134 MillionDecrypt, 2h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]'Uptober' Starts Green as Bitcoin ETFs Draw $134 MillionDecrypt News, 2h ago
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