Bitcoin ETF inflows reach $528M as winning streak extends to three days
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $528 million in net inflows on Wednesday, extending their positive run to three sessions and bringing the total for that stretch to more than $1.08 billion. BlackRock’s fund led with $235 million, followed by Fidelity’s with about $213 million, as October net inflows reached roughly $461 million and year-to-date flows hit $1.34 billion after two prior weeks of withdrawals. Bitcoin briefly rose to $84,777 before easing to $82,485, while Ether, Solana and XRP ETFs also recorded smaller positive flows.
Wednesday’s $528 million addition to U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs marked a third straight positive session. Monday contributed $526.6 million and Tuesday $23 million, taking the three-day total past $1.08 billion, according to SoSoValue.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust drew $235 million and Fidelity’s Wise Origin fund about $213 million, Farside data showed. The run followed two weeks of withdrawals totaling $228 million and $681 million; October flows stood near $461 million and year-to-date flows at $1.34 billion. Ether ETFs added $15 million after five negative sessions, Solana funds about $585,000 ended a 13-day outflow run, and XRP ETFs took in roughly $709,000. Bitcoin touched $84,777 before easing to $82,485.
The renewed ETF demand could affect retail investors, financial advisers, and institutions with crypto exposure by shaping sentiment and portfolio decisions. Because Bitcoin’s price moved during the flow streak, households holding crypto may see sharper wealth swings, while fund issuers and trading platforms may benefit from higher activity. It may also draw more attention to regulated crypto products, though the prior outflows show that demand can reverse quickly.