Bitcoin ETF inflows rise with about $286 million over two days. Specifically, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $176 million on Tuesday. That extended their recovery to a second consecutive trading day.
Why Bitcoin ETF inflows rise matters
The inflows rose from $110 million on Monday. Therefore, the two-day total reached $286 million. Farside Investors data confirms this.
The rebound followed nearly $774 million in withdrawals on Thursday and Friday. October net outflows narrowed to about $26 million through Tuesday. Meanwhile, year-to-date net inflows stood at roughly $850 million.
Market sentiment edges higher
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index rose to 51 from 48. It remains in “Neutral” territory. However, the reading was still below 63, or “Greed,” a week earlier.
Bitcoin traded at about $81,367 at press time. That is up 1.6% over the past 24 hours. TradingView data confirms this.
Ether ETFs continue to see withdrawals
US spot Ether ETFs recorded about $149 million in net outflows. That covers Monday and Tuesday. This followed four straight weeks of net outflows.
Their October net outflows reached $1.32 billion through Tuesday. Consequently, the month is on track for the largest net withdrawals since November 2025.
Key takeaway
Bitcoin ETF inflows rise with $286 million. However, October remains slightly negative. Ether ETFs face heavier outflows. Therefore, traders should watch both trends closely.
