The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of US$79.09 million yesterday, halting the seven-day trend of net inflows

According to the data statistics of SoSoValue, the US BTC spot ETF recorded a net capital outflow of $79.09 million on Tuesday, ending the consecutive seven-trading-day net inflow trend. Among the 12 BTC ETFs, only the ARKB fund co-issued by ARK Investment and 21Shares showed a net outflow of $134.7 million on Tuesday's trading day. Three ETFs showed net inflows, one of which was the IBIT fund issued by BlackRock, with an amount of $42.98 million. Before the net outflow on Tuesday, the US BTC spot ETFs had absorbed over $2.67 billion in capital inflows during the 7-day consecutive capital inflow period, which was comparable to the peak level reached by these funds in March. The massive ETF capital inflow coincided with the rebound in BTC price, with BTC gaining nearly 15% from October 11 to October 20. However, BTC has seen a pullback this week, with the trading price at $67,050 as of the editorial deadline. In contrast to BTC ETFs, the US ETH spot ETFs showed a net capital inflow yesterday, mainly led by the ETHA fund issued by BlackRock, with an amount of $11.94 million, while the net capital flows of the other 8 ETFs were zero.