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Farside Investors is a data firm tracking daily flow data for crypto ETFs, including US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, widely cited for its netflow figures.
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Bitcoin sat at $85,276 on Sunday, below the $86,000 area it hit before payrolls, even as Glassnode put October Fed hike odds at 22% from 66%. This week's fund-flow data will show whether ETF buyers are taking over from the short covering that lifted it.
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U.S. spot Ether ETFs lost a net $118 million in the week to Oct. 2, after taking in about $689.8 million the week before. The selling shrank as the week went on, and with ETH stuck under $2,800, Glamsterdam's Oct. 6 Sepolia activation is the dated event to watch.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $102.7 million on October 1, a tenth of September 21's $999 million, as Bitcoin neared $87,000. That leaves the Fed's October 27-28 meeting, more than the seasonal record, to decide whether fund buyers return in size.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $3 billion over eight sessions as oil lifted Treasury yields to 2007 highs, holding Bitcoin near $84,000. Onchain profit-taking adds sellers as this week's inflation and jobs data decide which side gives first.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $191 million on Thursday, 81% below Monday's $999 million record, as their inflow streak passed six days and $2.8 billion. BlackRock's IBIT took about 85% of the day's money, so the other eleven funds slowed far more than the total shows.
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Nine sessions of buying since August 17 pulled $1.42 billion into US spot Ethereum funds, and $1.02 billion of it landed in one BlackRock product, which makes this a distribution story before it is a conviction story.
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Bitcoin's spot funds gave back $201.9 million on Friday, four-fifths of it from two sponsors, while ether's kept taking money into a book sitting barely 7% above what its buyers have paid in. That is a thin cushion for a 10-day streak.
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Forced closures of bearish bets, counted at $648 million by Crypto Briefing and above $600 million by CoinGlass, carried bitcoin to its highest price since January. Glassnode puts the US spot ETF cohort's average entry at $85,638.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $998.95 million on September 21, the year's biggest single day, and another $648 million of buying came from short sellers being liquidated in a market still about 30% below its October 2025 high.
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Eight sessions of net buying is the strongest evidence yet that the bid is institutional, but daily size has fallen 62% from the peak and 72% of the money came from a single fund.
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The asset manager tells allocators the slide from $126,200 was leverage clearing rather than a change in the investment case. Its own ETF took $78.9 million of outflows in a week.
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