US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $731 million in withdrawals in just two days. Investors pulled out $487 million from these funds on October 7, 2026, followed by another $244 million on October 8. These were the biggest daily outflows of the week for Bitcoin ETFs.
The return of inflows on October 9 therefore did not guarantee that investors would continue buying in the following sessions. The funds recorded zero flows from October 1 through October 9 after investors withdrew $551,000 on September 30. Bitcoin ETFs’ October 9 recovery was not enough to confirm that selling had ended. the amount was small compared with the previous two days’ withdrawals Although the $21 million inflow showed that buyers outnumbered sellers during that session. Bitcoin ETFs attracted money on October 6, only for heavy withdrawals to follow on October 7 and 8. The week beginning October 12 could provide a clearer picture of investor demand. Ethereum’s last positive inflow was on September 28. The key question is whether Bitcoin ETF inflows can continue beyond October 9. The $21 million inflow offered a small sign of renewed buying interest, but the previous $731 million in withdrawals and continued losses in Ethereum and Solana ETFs showed that wider investor demand remained uncertain.
This lack of activity suggested limited investor interest, but it did not clearly show whether investors were bullish or bearish on Dogecoin, according to Yahoo Finance. Dogecoin ETFs saw no money moving in or out for seven consecutive days. The data also did not reveal whether the inflow came from one large investor or several smaller investors. The quick change in Bitcoin ETF flows showed how quickly investor sentiment can shift. A second consecutive day of inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, alongside the return of inflows into Ethereum ETFs, would suggest that selling pressure was easing. The next trading sessions would help determine whether the market was recovering or whether selling pressure would return.
