On the latest reported date (October 23), BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $137.9 million, while ETH ETFs recorded net inflows of about $4.4 million on the same day—a large outflow on one side and a modest inflow on the other.
Price quotes: BTC at about 80,638.9 on Binance (+1.5820%) and 80,635.8 on OKX (+1.5693%); ETH at about 2,346.38 on Binance (+2.3650%) and 2,346.08 on OKX (+2.3751%). More striking is the divergence across time windows: BTC still saw combined net inflows of about $223.9 million over the past seven days, but gave back $137.9 million in a single day; ETH saw net outflows of about $350.7 million over the past seven days, yet posted a modest inflow on the day. Total net outflows across the market that day were about $150.3 million.
Prices are rising, but fund flows are diverging—this looks more like institutional position rebalancing than one-sided sentiment.
A $140 million outflow versus a $4 million inflow—is the BTC position being reduced, or is ETH quietly being accumulated?
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