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Bitcoin ETFs Bounce Back With $110 Million Inflow After Two Days of Heavy Selling
US spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds finally saw money coming in again on Monday, pulling in $110 million in net inflows. The move followed two rough trading sessions in which investors withdrew a combined $774 million, based on Blockto figures. The rebound arrived even as market mood cooled and Bitcoin kept swinging in a choppy range.
US spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds finally saw money coming in again on Monday, pulling in $110 million in net inflows. The move followed two rough trading sessions in which investors withdrew a combined $774 million, based on Blockto figures. The rebound arrived even as market mood cooled and Bitcoin kept swinging in a choppy range.
October Bitcoin ETF Outflows Still in Negative Territory
One good day was not enough to fix the monthly picture. Through Monday, the funds still show roughly $202 million in net outflows for October, which means the month is currently closing with more money leaving than entering. Traders watching institutional demand will likely keep an eye on whether Monday’s inflow turns into a longer streak.
Bitcoin Price and Market Sentiment Today
Bitcoin was trading near $79,590 at the time of writing, down 2.6%. Sentiment slipped a little too. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to 43 from 50 the day before, though it remains in the neutral zone, showing that investors are neither strongly fearful nor overly greedy right now.
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