Weekly Overview
During the week of October 5–9, 2026, net flows into spot crypto ETFs totaled -$1.26B, with 10 out of 16 tracked assets reporting activity. The majority of the outflows were concentrated in BTC and ETH, which experienced significant capital withdrawal.
Daily Breakdown
| Date | Net flow |
|---|---|
| Oct 5 | -$155.59M |
| Oct 6 | -$79.29M |
| Oct 7 | -$655.10M |
| Oct 8 | -$334.59M |
| Oct 9 | -$33.63M |
Biggest Fund Moves
Largest inflows
- Bitwise (NEAR): +$13.05M
- Bitwise (XRP): +$10.55M
- Morgan Stanley (BTC): +$7.84M
- Franklin (BTC): +$4.70M
- Franklin (XRP): +$3.05M
Largest outflows
Market Interpretation
Institutional positioning showed that capital flowed primarily out of BTC and ETH, with BTC alone accounting for -$678.95M in net flows. NEAR and XRP were notable exceptions, attracting inflows of +$13.05M and +$10.26M, respectively, indicating a rotation of capital among certain assets. The worst day for flows was October 7, which saw a substantial outflow of -$655.10M, suggesting a spike in bearish sentiment.
Conclusion
The week closed with a net figure of -$1.26B, reflecting a challenging environment for crypto ETFs. As institutions reassess their positions, the overall trend reveals a cautious outlook.
Flows are net creations minus redemptions, published the next morning (T+1). Text written by AI from computed figures. Market data for informational purposes only. Not investment advice.