Spot bitcoin ETFs in the United States shed a net $635 million on October 22, 2026. That is the largest single-day outflow since June 25, and it reverses most of the inflows recorded in the sessions before it. A second number matters more than that total: the average price at which these funds accumulated their holdings sits at roughly $81,500 to $82,000. Bitcoin trades below that, at about $80,900 on October 24. Positions held through these funds are under water as a result, and that level decides whether the selling pressure persists.
For investors in Germany, one layer is missing from the American reports. The funds losing money here are, as a rule, not available to buy. What sits in a German brokerage account is almost always a crypto ETN, and that product carries its own rules on tax, custody and deadlines. One of those deadlines expires in seven weeks.
$635 million in a single day: the largest outflow since June 25
The figure comes from the flow data that SoSoValue tracks for the twelve American spot bitcoin ETFs. Depending...
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