Bitcoin ETFs pull in $110 million as Ether funds shed $88.58 million

US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $110 million in net inflows on October 26. Spot Ethereum ETFs went the other way, losing $88.58 million on the same day. The daily numbers The Bitcoin inflow came in at approximately $110.3 million. BlackRock’s IBIT did most of the heavy lifting, as it often does in this market. That figure marks a notable rebound. Bitcoin ETFs had been working through a period of redemptions before Monday’s buying returned. On the Ethereum side, net outflows reached approximately $88.6 million. BlackRock’s ETHA led the exits. That detail is worth pausing on. The same issuer drove the biggest move in both directions, collecting Bitcoin money with one hand and returning Ether money with the other. A month that Ether funds would rather forget October has been brutal for spot Ethereum ETFs. Total outflows for the month have exceeded $1.1 billion, the largest monthly withdrawal these products have seen this year. Bitcoin’s recent record looks more resilient, though not spotless. Over the week ending around October 23 to 24, Bitcoin ETFs posted net inflows of $301 million. That came despite roughly $774 million in redemptions late in the week. Put plainly, early-week buyers ...