U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds returned to net inflows on October 13, reversing the previous session’s withdrawals, while Solana products remained slightly negative.
Farside Investors’ completed tables show Bitcoin funds taking in $175.7 million and Ether funds adding $24.8 million. Solana funds recorded a $1.0 million outflow. Across the three asset groups, the combined result was a net inflow of $199.5 million.
The prior session produced $65.4 million of Bitcoin outflows, $85.4 million of Ether outflows and $0.7 million of Solana outflows, a combined negative $151.5 million. Token Recon calculated a one-session swing of $351.0 million by subtracting the October 12 combined total from the October 13 combined total. The calculation uses Farside’s daily dollar figures and does not adjust for market movement or fund assets.
Bitcoin’s October 13 result was led by $103.1 million into Fidelity’s FBTC and $65.9 million into BlackRock’s IBIT, with another $6.7 million attributed to Bitwise’s BITB. Ether’s total consisted of $8.1 million into Fidelity’s FETH and $16.7 million into Grayscale’s ETH. The concentration means the aggregate rebound did not represent broad inflows across every issuer.
The flow reversal coincided with Bitcoin recovering from below $81,000 toward $84,000, but the daily data cannot establish whether ETF demand caused the price recovery. Fund creations, market-maker hedges, futures positioning and broader macro trading can interact without a simple one-to-one relationship.
TOKEN RECON ASSESSMENT
The completed tables replace the preceding scan’s incomplete-flow uncertainty with a verified positive day for Bitcoin and Ether. One session does not establish a trend, and the concentration in a small number of funds reduces the breadth of the signal. A second consecutive positive session, especially across more issuers, would provide stronger evidence that regulated demand has stabilized after the October outflow stretch.
