TREE NEWS reports: US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $528 million on the latest trading day, bringing their three-session total to $1.08 billion and pushing October flows back above water. The inflows mark a sharp rebound for the funds after a weaker start to the month.
US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Draw $1.08B Over Three Sessions, $528M on Latest Day
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The rebound matters less for its size than for what it says about the demand base: spot ETF flows turned positive again after a weak start to October, suggesting the earlier softness was positioning rather than a structural exit. The concentration of the three-session total into a single strong day also hints at event-driven rather than steady accumulation. Whether that pace persists once the immediate catalyst fades is the open question, and the next few sessions will show if this is a durable bid or a short covering rally.
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