US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $110 million in net inflows on October 26, 2026, reversing two trading sessions of withdrawals totaling $774 million, according to SoSoValue. The return of inflows did not erase October’s losses: the funds still recorded approximately $202 million in net outflows for the month through Monday.

Bitcoin ETFs recover only part of recent withdrawals

Monday’s inflow marked a change in direction for daily fund flows, rather than a full recovery of the money withdrawn during the preceding two sessions. October’s total also remained provisional, with several trading days left in the month.

The improvement in ETF demand came alongside continued weakness in Bitcoin’s market price. Bitcoin traded at $79,595 at the time of the October 27 update, down 2.6% over the preceding seven days, according to CoinGecko. Fund flows and the token’s price measure different aspects of market activity; the inflow alone does not establish that prices have stabilized.

Sentiment softens as retail exchange deposits rise

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index slipped to 48 from 50 the previous day, remaining in neutral territory. Alternative.me’s sentiment index methodology describes a scale running from extreme fear at zero to extreme greed at 100, incorporating inputs such as volatility, market momentum and volume.

Separately, analyst Darkfost wrote on CryptoQuant that retail Bitcoin deposits to Binance nearly doubled to $10.8 billion over 30 days, while deposits from large holders fell to $3.8 billion. Darkfost suggested smaller investors might be using the recent price rebound to sell. That is an interpretation of deposit activity, not confirmation that all deposited Bitcoin was sold.

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