US spot bitcoin ETFs took in a net $5.1 million on Thursday, 15 Oct, according to Farside data, a modest repair after Wednesday’s $261.4 million CPI-day outflow. BlackRock’s IBIT added $16.8 million, while Invesco’s BTCO lost $4.1 million and Grayscale’s bitcoin mini trust (BTC) lost $7.6 million. CryptoWatchDesk’s last ETF Desk covered Wednesday’s −$261.4 million bitcoin session.

IBIT reported late. Without it, Thursday stood at minus $11.7 million when this morning’s First Print went out. Ether funds lost $60.3 million, led by BlackRock’s ETHA at −$44.4 million and Grayscale’s ETHE at −$18.3 million; Fidelity’s FETH took in $2.4 million. Solana funds lost $9.8 million (Bitwise BSOL −$3.8 million; Grayscale GSOL −$6.0 million).

Fund Net flow, 15 Oct ($M) Week to date ($M)
IBIT (BlackRock) +16.8 −93.6
BTCO (Invesco) −4.1 −4.1
BTC (Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust) −7.6 −7.6
FBTC (Fidelity) 0.0 −49.6
BITB (Bitwise) 0.0 +2.2
MSBT 0.0 +6.7
Other bitcoin funds (net) 0.0 0.0
Bitcoin ETFs total +5.1 −146.0
ETHA (BlackRock) −44.4 −229.3
ETHE (Grayscale) −18.3 −18.3
FETH (Fidelity) +2.4 +10.5
ETH (Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust) 0.0 −12.4
Other ether funds (net) 0.0 0.0
Ether ETFs total −60.3 −250.4
BSOL (Bitwise) −3.8 —
GSOL (Grayscale) −6.0 —
Solana ETFs total −9.8 −12.8

Source: Farside Investors, US-listed spot funds; week to date covers 12–15 Oct and is the sum of daily Farside rows. “Other” groups the remaining listed funds in each category. Solana week-to-date is the sum of 12–15 Oct Solana rows (−0.7 −1.0 −1.3 −9.8).

Bitcoin funds are now down $532.3 million in October after 11 trading days, and ether funds $885.4 million. Flows record what authorised participants created and redeemed; they are not a forecast. Bitcoin was near $82,012 on Kraken at about 09:48 UTC on Friday, still under Monday’s $84,250 high and after Thursday’s PPI dip under $80,000. For how these funds create and redeem shares, see what a spot bitcoin ETF is.

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