Key Takeaways
- • Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 5,183 BTC for the week, reversing earlier outflows.
- • Cumulative net inflows for 2026 now stand at 10,784 BTC, turning the year-to-date flow positive after most of 2026 saw net outflows.
- • Pluang's market data as of Oct 24, 2026 showed only 3 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rising, with 46 falling.
- • Notable decliners included BAT (-9.99%), ONE (-9.35%), and COTI (-8.94%) over the one-day period.
Summary
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 5,183 BTC for the week, according to Pluang, reversing earlier outflows in the period. The inflow lifts cumulative net inflows for 2026 to 10,784 BTC, marking a positive shift after most of the year had seen net outflows from these funds. The development points to renewed investor interest in Bitcoin ETFs, which could influence market dynamics going forward.
The flow data contrasts with broader market conditions reported by Pluang as of 23:21 WIB on October 24, 2026. Of the 50 major cryptocurrencies tracked, only three were rising while 46 were falling. Among the largest one-day declines were BAT, trading at Rp2.846 and down 9.99%; ONE, at Rp24 and down 9.35%; and COTI, at Rp192 and down 8.94%.
The source article does not provide further detail on the individual issuers, fund-level asset totals, or the specific drivers behind the weekly reversal.
The flow data contrasts with broader market conditions reported by Pluang as of 23:21 WIB on October 24, 2026. Of the 50 major cryptocurrencies tracked, only three were rising while 46 were falling. Among the largest one-day declines were BAT, trading at Rp2.846 and down 9.99%; ONE, at Rp24 and down 9.35%; and COTI, at Rp192 and down 8.94%.
The source article does not provide further detail on the individual issuers, fund-level asset totals, or the specific drivers behind the weekly reversal.
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