TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $424 million over three consecutive sessions, lifting October net inflows to $111 million and returning the month to positive territory. The three-day run included a $137 million single-day addition. The flows came despite a hawkish Federal Reserve decision and weaker crypto sentiment.
Bitcoin ETFs draw $424M in three days, October inflows turn positive at $111M
The signal here is less the size of the flows than their direction against the backdrop: sustained ETF demand through a hawkish Fed decision and weak sentiment suggests institutional allocation is behaving less like a sentiment trade and more like a scheduled one. That matters for issuers and allocators who use ETF flows as a proxy for conviction, since it complicates the usual read that flows simply follow price and mood. Whether this decoupling persists through the rest of October is the open question, particularly if sentiment stays soft.
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