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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) ETFs saw a combined outflow of $755 million, though technical indicators still show resilience, hinting the market may not be as weak as flows suggest.
US BTC Spot ETF (Source: SoSoValue)
According to data from SoSoValue, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw combined outflows of $326 million on Oct. 13.
Grayscale's (NYSE:GBTC) recorded redemptions of $145 million, while Fidelity's (BATS:FBTC) and Ark's (S: ARKB) lost $93 million and $211 million, respectively.
BlackRock's (NASDAQ:IBIT) remained the outlier, drawing $60 million in inflows and holding net assets of about $93 billion.
Cumulative inflows for all U.S. Bitcoin ETFs remain above $62.4 billion, showing continued long-term institutional participation despite short-term volatility.
US ETH Spot ETF (Source: SoSoValue)
Ethereum ETFs faced heavier selling pressure, recording $428 million in daily outflows.
BlackRock's (NASDAQ:ETHA) led with $310 million in redemptions, followed by Grayscale's (NYSE:ETHE) with $21 million.
Total ETF assets now stand near $28.7 billion, representing about 5.56% of Ethereum's market capitalization.
The imbalance highlights Bitcoin's deeper institutional base compared with Ethereum's more fragile investor positioning.
BTC Technical Analysis (Source: TradingView)
On the daily chart, Bitcoin dropped to $111,500 after failing to reclaim resistance near $116,000, where the 20-day and 50-day EMAs are aligned.
Despite the decline, Bitcoin continues to respect its ascending trendline from April, with $111,000 acting as a short-term support level and the 200-day EMA near $108,000 serving as a secondary floor.
Unless price closes below $108,000, the larger structure remains intact, keeping the upper projection near $128,000 valid.
The Supertrend indicator shows resistance near $124,500, aligning with the upper channel boundary.
A move above that level would confirm a continuation higher, while a drop below $111,000 would risk a deeper pullback toward the 200-day EMA.
ETH Price Dynamics (Source: TradingView)
Ethereum fell to $3,975 after failing to sustain momentum above the $4,600–$4,800 resistance range.
The correction coincided with heavy ETF outflows, intensifying short-term weakness.
Price continues to defend its ascending trendline, with the 200-day EMA near $3,540 marking the critical support for the broader bullish structure.
Momentum indicators show compression rather than breakdown, with the RSI stabilizing and the MACD flattening.
If Ethereum holds above $3,900–$3,600, the setup favors a rebound toward $4,250–$4,600.
A break below $3,540 would invalidate this pattern and expose deeper downside risk toward $3,200.
Despite the steep ETF outflows, both Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to trade within longer-term bullish formations.
The divergence between institutional flows and technical structure suggests the outflows may reflect short-term repositioning rather than a breakdown in market confidence.
For Bitcoin, maintaining $108,000–$111,000 keeps the path toward $128,000 open.
For Ethereum, staying above $3,600 is essential for any near-term recovery.
The combination of weakening ETF flows and intact trendlines points to a potential sentiment-driven flush rather than a fundamental shift in market positioning.
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