Bitcoin Spot ETFs Attract $202M, Extending Inflow Streak to Four Days

US-listed Bitcoin ETFs extended their winning streak to four consecutive trading days with $202.48 million in net inflows on October 28, 2025.

The sustained positive inflow has resulted in cumulative total net inflows of $62.34 billion since the products were launched in January 2024. Total value traded across all Bitcoin ETFs reached $4.18 billion for the session.

The four-day inflow streak began on October 23 following October 22’s outflows of $101.29 million.

Fidelity and Ark lead Bitcoin ETFs daily Inflows

Fidelity’s FBTC recorded the largest single-day inflow of $67.05 million, corresponding to the addition of 587.28 BTC to the fund.

The product traded at a 0.24% discount with cumulative net inflows reaching $12.66 billion.

Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB followed closely with $75.84 million in net inflows and represents 664.28 BTC. The fund traded at a 0.44% discount with cumulative flows totaling $2.26 billion.

BlackRock’s IBIT recorded more modest inflows of $59.60 million for October 28. The addition of 522.06 BTC brought IBIT’s cumulative net inflows to $65.43 billion.

The majority of Bitcoin ETFs showed no trading activity for October 28. Grayscale’s GBTC and BTC mini trust, Bitwise’s BITB, VanEck’s HODL, and several smaller products recorded zero net flows.

Grayscale’s original GBTC product maintained cumulative net outflows of $24.62 billion.

Bitcoin ETFs Show Sustained Momentum

The four-day winning streak marks a shift in market sentiment following weeks of volatile trading. October 22’s outflows of $101.29 million is the most recent negative session before the current run.

The reversal began modestly on October 23 with just $20.33 million in inflows and $3.68 billion in trading volume.

October 24 saw accelerating gains, with $90.60 million in positive flows and $3.34 billion in trades. The momentum continued on October 27 with $149.30 million in inflows and $4.08 billion in volume.

Total net assets peaked at $155.89 billion on October 27 before declining slightly to $154.81 billion on October 28.

The cumulative total net inflow figure of $62.34 billion represents all capital flows since product inception.

Ethereum ETFs outpace Bitcoin ETFs

Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $246.02 million in net inflows for October 28 and surpassed Bitcoin ETFs for the trading session.

The strong performance brought cumulative total net inflows to $14.73 billion. Total value traded across Ethereum products reached $1.64 billion, while total net assets stood at $27.66 billion.

Fidelity’s FETH led Ethereum products with $99.27 million in daily inflows, representing 24.37K ETH tokens.

BlackRock’s ETHA contributed $76.37 million in flows corresponding to 18.75K ETH. Grayscale’s ETH mini-trust added $73.03 million with 17,930 ETH. The original Grayscale ETHE product experienced minor outflows of $2.66 million.

The Ethereum performance marked a continuation of positive flows from October 27, when products recorded $133.91 million in inflows.

This followed three consecutive days of outflows: on October 24, $93.60 million in redemptions were recorded, on October 23, $127.51 million in negative flows were reported, and on October 22, $18.77 million in outflows were noted.

Trading volumes remained elevated throughout the period. The $4.18 billion traded on October 28 exceeded the year-to-date daily average.

Premium and discount levels across Bitcoin ETFs remained minimal and suggests efficient arbitrage and tight tracking of net asset values.

The October performance follows a volatile third quarter, during which Bitcoin ETFs experienced inconsistent flows.