No Inflows For Any Ethereum or Bitcoin ETFs, All 12 Funds in Red

Bitcoin ETFs experienced a complete exodus on October 30, with $488.43 million in net outflows as every single spot product recorded negative flows.

Cumulative total net inflows for Bitcoin ETFs dropped to $61.38 billion from $61.87 billion the previous session, while total net assets fell to $143.94 billion.

Ethereum spot ETFs faced similar pressure and continued their negative trend with outflows on October 29.

BlackRock leads Bitcoin ETFs outflows at nearly $291 million

BlackRock’s IBIT experienced the largest redemptions at $290.88 million. IBIT’s outflows were nearly 60% of total Bitcoin ETFs redemptions for the session.

Fidelity’s FBTC recorded outflows of $46.55 million and represents 435.85 BTC. Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB saw $65.62 million in redemptions corresponding to 614.45 BTC. Cumulative flows for ARKB stood at $2.05 billion.

Bitwise’s BITB experienced $55.15 million in outflows representing 516.40 BTC. The fund maintained cumulative net inflows of $2.33 billion.

VanEck’s HODL recorded $3.78 million in redemptions with 35.35 BTC leaving the product.

Grayscale’s original GBTC saw $10.01 million in outflows, with cumulative net redemptions reaching $24.69 billion since conversion to ETF structure.

Grayscale’s BTC mini trust experienced $8.49 million in redemptions, which was 79.46 BTC. Invesco’s BTCO recorded $7.96 million in outflows with 74.57 BTC departing.

Multiple smaller Bitcoin ETFs showed no trading activity for October 30, including Valkyrie’s BRRR, Franklin’s EZBC, and WisdomTree’s BTCW.

Historical context shows volatile flow patterns

The October 30 outflows are the largest single-day redemption since October 22, when Bitcoin ETFs recorded $101.29 million in negative flows.

That outflow event ended a four-day winning streak that had brought substantial capital into the products.

October 28 saw the most recent positive flows of $202.48 million with total value traded reaching $4.18 billion.

October 29 brought major redemptions of $470.71 million and was the first negative session after the brief recovery period.

Total net assets declined from a peak of $155.89 billion on October 27 to $143.94 billion on October 30, a decrease of nearly $12 billion.

Ethereum ETFs continue negative trend

Ethereum spot ETFs extended their own outflow pattern with $81.44 million in redemptions on October 29. This was following a brief two-day recovery.

Cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum products also dropped to $14.65 billion.

Total value traded for Ethereum ETFs reached $2.43 billion on October 29, while total net assets stood at $26.60 billion.

The October 29 outflows followed strong inflows of $246.02 million on October 28 and $133.91 million on October 27.

The parallel weakness across both Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum products shows systematic rather than asset-specific factors driving redemptions.

Investors appear to be reducing exposure to cryptocurrency investments through regulated vehicles during a period of price uncertainty and mixed macro signals.

While Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum products experienced universal outflows, newly launched Solana spot ETFs recorded positive flows of $37.33 million on October 30.

Cumulative total net inflows for Solana products reached $154.73 million with total net assets at $439.97 million. Total value traded for SOL ETFs hit $52.71 million for the session.

The previous trading day saw Solana ETFs record $47.94 million in inflows with $79.50 million traded. October 28 also brought $69.45 million in positive flows.