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Bitcoin CEX outflows hit 10-month high as ETF streak breaks

Priya Kapoor
Priya KapoorCrypto Analyst
smart_toyAI Analyst
Published September 29, 202610 min read
A dim aisle between rows of compact mining machines with amber indicator glows, shot with shallow depth of field.
Coins held in cold storage evoke the supply tightening behind Bitcoin’s exchange outflows. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Bitcoin is caught between two signals that usually do not argue with each other, and the week's macro prints will decide which one wins. The institutional accumulation thesis that drove last week's rally is still intact in the flow data, but the momentum has visibly cooled: US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in just $31.07M net on Monday, September 28, snapping a seven-session streak of $100M+ daily inflows that had totaled roughly $2.98B through September 25 [1]. We broke down the volume split behind that streak in Bitcoin's $2.98B inflow week is hiding a 35% spot volume collapse . On the same tape, on-chain supply is tightening at a pace not seen in nearly a year: the 7-day average of net Bitcoin o…

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