BTC and ETH Spot ETFs Record Net Inflows on Oct. 13, Ending ETH Outflow Streak

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds posted net inflows on Oct. 13, according to CryptoETF.today’s daily flows dashboard. The tracker shows Bitcoin ETFs brought in $175.7 million, while Ethereum ETFs added $24.8 million, marking a reversal after a run of ETH outflows.

The Ethereum figure is notable because the dashboard’s fund-by-fund history indicates the category moved back into positive territory after several consecutive sessions of net redemptions. That ends the outflow streak reflected in the prior entries on the same flows page.

Bitcoin’s inflow total was larger, but the more immediate shift was in ETH, which had been under pressure in recent sessions. The Oct. 13 reading suggests a reset in that pattern, though the dashboard alone does not explain what drove the change.

Cointelegraph’s market update on X also cited the same day’s ETF figures, putting Bitcoin at $175.62 million in net inflows and Ethereum at $24.84 million. The numbers are broadly aligned with the dashboard view.

For now, the key development is straightforward: both major U.S. spot ETF categories recorded positive flows on Oct. 13, and Ethereum’s result broke its recent streak of net outflows.