US crypto ETF flows remained incomplete as of October 27, 2026, with preliminary figures for the October 26 session showing approximately $16.1 million entering Ethereum funds and withdrawals from Solana and Hyperliquid products. Missing Bitcoin fund reports meant the available data could not establish whether the broader market recorded net inflows or outflows.
Key Takeaways
- Ethereum’s preliminary inflow followed a week of substantial redemptions.
- Solana and Hyperliquid funds showed withdrawals, while Bitcoin and XRP reporting remained incomplete.
- Missing submissions must not be interpreted as confirmed zero flows.
Crypto ETF flows show selective Ethereum demand
Alpha Finance’s preliminary figures identified Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund, FETH, as accounting for the approximately $16.1 million inflow on October 26. Ethereum products had lost approximately $220.7 million during October 19–23, although Friday ended with a $4.4 million inflow. Monday’s subscriptions therefore represented only a partial recovery from the preceding week’s withdrawals.
Solana products recorded approximately $8.2 million in net withdrawals. Fund-level figures included a $7.2 million redemption from Bitwise’s BSOL and approximately $800,000 entering Morgan Stanley’s Solana product. Those entries were not a complete reconciliation of the category total.
Hyperliquid funds also recorded preliminary redemptions. XRP reporting was incomplete, so an unchanged dashboard balance did not establish that no money had entered or left those products.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Ethereum | Approximately $16.1 million preliminary net inflow on October 26. |
| Solana | Approximately $8.2 million preliminary net outflow on October 26. |
| Hyperliquid | Approximately $4.3 million preliminary net outflow on October 26. |
| Bitcoin and XRP | Incomplete October 26 reporting; no reliable final daily totals. |
Missing Bitcoin reports limit the overall picture
Several major Bitcoin products, including BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, had not reported October 26 figures in the available snapshot. A displayed zero on Alpha Finance’s dashboard consequently could not be treated as a confirmed daily result.
A separate tracker, CryptoETF.today, displayed a provisional $7.2 million outflow across its coverage but had received only one of 58 expected fund reports. Its figure was not a reliable industry-wide total, and differences in coverage prevented a straightforward combination of the trackers’ readings.
The reporting gap matters because Bitcoin funds had recorded approximately $773.5 million in combined withdrawals on October 22 and 23, despite finishing October 19–23 with approximately $301.2 million in net inflows. Monday’s missing submissions left it unclear whether the late-week reversal continued.
Fund demand and the Fed calendar are separate signals
ETF net flows measure subscriptions and redemptions in investment products, not total cryptocurrency buying and selling across exchanges. They cannot independently explain short-term token-price changes.
The Federal Reserve’s October 2026 meeting schedule lists the policy meeting for October 27–28. That calendar provides a confirmed policy milestone, but it does not establish either the eventual rate decision or a causal explanation for the ETF flows.
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