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Bitcoin ETF Outflows: Third Straight Week, No Buyer in Sight

Published October 20, 20269 min read
An open bank vault reveals mostly empty coin trays, with one unmarked coin near the threshold.
A sparse vault evokes the absence of fresh institutional buying behind bitcoin’s rebound. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Spot bitcoin ETFs logged a third straight week of net outflows in the period Oct 12-16, with roughly $228.6 million leaving the funds, according to Farside data cited by Free Malaysia Today on Oct 19. That is the institutional tell the market has been waiting for, and it is negative: the bitcoin bounce still has no confirmed buyer behind it, even as futures volumes surge. The next liquidity catalyst, the Federal Reserve meeting on Oct 27-28, is what the flow picture is really pointing at.

Key Takeaways Spot bitcoin ETFs reported a third consecutive weekly net outflow, about $228.6 million for Oct 12-16, narrowing from $681 million the prior week. The rebound is led by leveraged perpetual futu…

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