Spot Bitcoin ETFs pull in $175.6 million as ether funds add $24.8 million

US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $175.6 million in net inflows, while spot ether ETFs added $24.8 million. The figures cover trading on October 13, 2026. Data aggregated by Alpha Finance and The Block put the Bitcoin tally at approximately $175.7 million. A rebound after a messy week On October 7, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $487 million. The next day, October 8, another $244 million left. Fidelity did most of the heavy lifting. The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) posted $103.1 million in net inflows, the largest single-fund haul of the day. On the ether side, the Grayscale Ethereum Staking Mini Trust led with $16.7 million. That accounts for about two-thirds of the $24.8 million that flowed into ether products on the day. The 30-day picture tells a different story for each asset Zoom out to the 30-day window leading up to October 13 and the gap between the two assets gets wider. Bitcoin ETFs attracted roughly $2.06 billion in net inflows over that period. Ether funds went the other way. They recorded a net outflow of $192 million across the same stretch. The scale of the two markets also differs sharply. Spot Bitcoin ETFs now hold approximately $100.75 billion ...