# Bitcoin ETFs Net $120.0 Million Through Oct. 13 as Ether Funds Lose $696.4 Million By Enna Lee Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/31681 Published: 2026-10-14T09:34:45.000Z Updated: 2026-10-14T09:34:45.000Z Section: Investing > Bitcoin funds reversed direction several times across the listed U.S. trading sessions. Ether ETFs posted outflows through Oct. 12 before recording a $24.8 million inflow on Oct. 13. Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded about $120.0 million in net inflows across listed U.S. trading sessions through Oct. 13, while Ether (ETH) ETFs had about $696.4 million in net outflows over the same period. Bitcoin funds gained $102.7 million on Oct. 1 and $189.9 million the next session, before an $89.8 million outflow on Oct. 5. They then took in $118.8 million on Oct. 6, followed by outflows of $484.9 million on Oct. 7 and $244.1 million on Oct. 8. After a net inflow on Oct. 9, the funds posted a $65.4 million outflow on Oct. 12 and a $175.7 million inflow on Oct. 13. The total covers the listed trading sessions through Oct. 13, not the full month. Every listed Ether ETF session between Oct. 1 and Oct. 12 showed a net outflow. The largest was $160.9 million on Oct. 7. A $24.8 million inflow on Oct. 13 left the listed sessions with net outflows of about $696.4 million. Daily fund flows track money entering or leaving the products. They do not establish why investors traded or indicate future asset prices. The contrasting totals give “Uptober” a mixed start; the term is a market nickname for October activity in crypto. Separately, 21Shares announced CLAU on Oct. 13, a synthetic exchange-traded product tied to Anthropic’s implied valuation. CLAU gives investors exposure through total return swaps, using a Kaiko rate based on Binance Anthropic perpetual futures; it conveys no ownership of Anthropic shares. CLAU is listed on Vienna MTF, with a 1% total expense ratio and a 2% exit fee. The securities lack U.S. registration and are unavailable for sale in the United States. [A previous report covered recent pressure on the “Uptober” narrative](). ## Links in this article - [A previous report covered recent pressure on the “Uptober” narrative](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/28944)