Bitcoin and Ethereum Spot ETFs Bleed $755M as Post-Wipeout Fear Grips Traders

￰3￱ Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a combined net outflow of $755 million on October 13, as investors reacted to the aftermath of one of the largest liquidation events in crypto ￰4￱ sell-off, which wiped more than $500 billion from the market over the weekend, has shaken investor confidence following renewed U. S.–China trade ￰5￱ to data from SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw total outflows of $326.52 million, while Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $428.52 million in net withdrawals, their third consecutive day of losses.) was the only product to record inflows, adding $60.36 million on the ￰6￱ now holds $93.11 billion in total net assets and maintains cumulative inflows of $65.32 billion, continuing to dominate the ￰7￱ contrast, Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) posted the highest daily outflow at $145.39 million, bringing its cumulative net outflow to $24.35 billion.

Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) also reported withdrawals of $93.28 million.) led the decline with $310.13 million in outflows, followed by Grayscale’s ETHE with $20.99 million and Fidelity’s FETH with $19.12 million.) October 11, 2025 Beijing responded by warning it was ready to “fight to the end,” deepening global market ￰8￱ prices dropped 2.54% to $112,283, while Ethereum fell 3.39% to $4,030. Despite the weekend’s volatility, data from CoinShares earlier this week showed that crypto investment products had attracted $3.17 billion in inflows over the previous week , even as markets faced heavy selling ￰9￱ funds led with $2.7 billion in inflows, while Ether funds gained $338 million before the latest ￰10￱ asset funds logged $3.17 billion in inflows last week, defying market turbulence triggered by renewed US–China tariff tensions. #Funds #Inflows ￰0￱ — ￰11￱ (@cryptonews) October 13, 2025 However, total assets under management for crypto funds slipped to $242 billion from $254 billion the week ￰12￱ noted that trading volumes during the correction reached record highs, with $10.4 billion traded on Friday alone, reflecting heightened activity as investors adjusted ￰13￱ and Ethereum Slide Ahead of Powell Speech as Traders Brace for Volatility Bitcoin and Ethereum extended their declines this week as traders brace for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s upcoming speech , which could determine whether the crypto market stabilizes or faces further ￰14￱ Chair Jerome Powell’s speech tomorrow could trigger a crypto market crash as traders await guidance on interest rates and economic policy amid U.

S.-China trade tensions. #CryptoMarket #Powell #FederalReserve ￰1￱ — ￰15￱ (@cryptonews) October 13, 2025 Bitcoin (BTC) fell 3.1% in the past 24 hours and nearly 10% over the week, trading at $111,700, about 11% below its record high of $126,080. Ethereum (ETH) dropped to $3,974, down 5.1% on the day and 15.2% over seven ￰16￱ broader market slipped 3.2%, bringing total capitalization to $3.8 ￰17￱ say Powell’s comments at the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) meeting in Philadelphia could influence sentiment on interest rate cuts . A more hawkish tone could extend selling pressure across risk assets, including crypto. Meanwhile, traders are closely watching Bitcoin’s tightening ￰18￱ to analyst Tony “The Bull” Severino, the cryptocurrency’s Bollinger Bands on the weekly chart are showing “record compression,” a condition that has historically preceded large price ￰19￱ warned that the current setup could lead to either a parabolic breakout or the end of the ongoing bull cycle within the next 100 days. @BitMNR acquires $827M in $ETH during market dip, adding 202,037 tokens to reach 3,032,188 held — ~2.5% of circulating supply #Bitmine #Ethereum #ETH ￰2￱ — ￰20￱ (@cryptonews) October 13, 2025 Despite the downturn, institutional interest remains firm.

BitMine, the world’s largest corporate Ether holder, disclosed that it had increased its ETH holdings during last weekend’s crash, purchasing over 202,000 ETH valued at $827 ￰21￱ move raised its total stake to more than 3 million ETH, roughly 2.5% of the total supply, at an average price of $4,154.