Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Return to Inflows on October 13

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $175.7 million in net inflows on October 13, 2026, while spot Ether funds added $24.8 million. The Ether result ended 10 consecutive sessions of net outflows, and the Bitcoin group reversed a $65.4 million withdrawal from the previous session. Readers can track wider digital-asset developments through OrangeX.com Crypto News.

Bitcoin inflows were concentrated in three funds

The daily Bitcoin total came from three products. FBTC recorded $103.1 million, IBIT added $65.9 million and MSBT contributed $6.7 million. The remaining tracked funds reported zero net flow for the session. That concentration matters: a positive group total can reflect a small number of large creations rather than broad demand across every product.

The October 13 inflow followed five volatile sessions in which the group alternated between gains and withdrawals. ETF flows measure net share creations and redemptions; they are not the same as trading volume, assets under management or direct purchases made on crypto exchanges. Investors comparing listed products with the underlying asset can review the verified BTC/USDT spot market on OrangeX.com.

Ether funds ended a 10-session redemption run

Ether products posted their first positive daily result since September 28. FETH received $8.1 million and the Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust added $16.7 million, producing the $24.8 million group total. The reversal followed an $85.4 million outflow on October 12 and roughly $782.8 million of cumulative net withdrawals across the preceding 10 sessions.

One positive day does not erase the earlier redemptions. It shows that net creations resumed for a session, but it does not establish a lasting change in institutional positioning. The underlying asset trades continuously, unlike U.S.-listed ETF shares; the verified ETH/USDT spot market on OrangeX.com provides separate spot-market context.

What the flow data does and does not show

Daily ETF flow tables are updated as fund-level reports arrive and can be revised. They show net subscriptions and redemptions in the tracked products, not the identity or motivation of the investors behind each transaction. The data also cannot prove that ETF activity caused a same-day move in Bitcoin or Ether prices.

OrangeX.com Analysis

The confirmed signal is narrow but useful: both asset groups returned to positive flows on October 13, and Ether interrupted a 10-session outflow streak. Bitcoin demand was more concentrated and substantially larger in dollar terms. A durable turn would require several completed sessions with participation across more funds, rather than one rebound day. The next items to verify are the final October 14 rows, any revisions to October 13, and whether Ether can sustain net creations after the earlier $782.8 million withdrawal run.