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Bitcoin ETF Flows Log Their Heaviest Two-Day Outflow of the Month as BTC Slips Below $80,000 Into the Fed

Published October 26, 20267 min read
An open vault door frames a single unmarked coin beside a mostly empty, shadowed interior.
A vault-door still life evokes redemptions from U.S. spot bitcoin funds ahead of the Fed decision. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 in Asian trading Monday, and the selling that got it there showed up first in the ETF book. U.S. spot bitcoin funds recorded their heaviest two-session outflow of the month across Oct 22 and 23, roughly $773.5 million in net redemptions, before spot prices followed the money lower into this week's Federal Reserve decision.

Key Takeaways U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs logged about $773.5 million in net outflows across Oct 22-23, the heaviest two-day egress of the month, reversing three days of inflows. The Oct 19-23 week still closed net positive at +$301.2 million, all of it from BlackRock's IBIT (+$565.7 million) while several other funds bled. CoinGlass tallied roughly…

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