- Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $175.62 million in net inflows on October 13.
- Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $24.84 million, while Solana funds lost $1.04 million.
- Combined net inflows across the three ETF categories reached $199.42 million.
Spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds recorded a mixed trading session on October 13, 2026, with Bitcoin and Ethereum attracting fresh capital while Solana experienced withdrawals.
According to the reported figures, Bitcoin spot ETFs received $175.62 million in net inflows, leading the three cryptocurrency categories.
Ethereum funds also posted positive flows, bringing in $24.84 million during the session.
However, Solana spot ETFs moved in the opposite direction, recording $1.04 million in net outflows.
Together, the three categories generated $199.42 million in combined net inflows.
The positive overall result was largely driven by Bitcoin, which accounted for the majority of the capital entering these investment products.
The latest October 13 ETF flows highlight the differences in investor activity across major cryptocurrency funds.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Attract Fresh Capital
Bitcoin was the clear leader during the October 13 trading session.
Its $175.62 million in net inflows represented approximately 88% of the combined positive inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.
Ethereum contributed the remaining $24.84 million.
<text weight=”medium”>Spot ETF net flows — October 13, 2026</text>
| Cryptocurrency | Net ETF Flow |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | +$175.62M |
| Ethereum (ETH) | +$24.84M |
| Solana (SOL) | -$1.04M |
| Combined net flow | +$199.42M |
The figures show that investor demand was concentrated in Bitcoin-related products.
Ethereum also experienced net buying interest, although its inflows were considerably smaller.
Meanwhile, Solana’s $1.04 million withdrawal indicates that more money left its spot ETFs than entered them during the reporting period.
However, the difference in flows does not necessarily mean that investors expect one cryptocurrency to outperform another.
ETF activity can be influenced by several factors, including portfolio adjustments, trading strategies and changing market conditions.
ETF FLOWS: BTC and ETH spot ETFs saw net inflows on Oct. 13, while SOL spot ETFs saw net outflows.
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) October 14, 2026
BTC: $175.62M
ETH: $24.84M
SOL: – $1.04M pic.twitter.com/HLzGNx4oxw
What October 13 ETF Flows Mean for Crypto Markets
The October 13 ETF flows provide a snapshot of demand for cryptocurrency investment products traded through traditional financial markets.
Spot ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to digital assets without directly managing cryptocurrency wallets.
Positive net flows indicate that fund creations exceeded redemptions in value during the session, while negative flows reflect the opposite.
Although Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded inflows, one positive trading day does not guarantee a sustained recovery in institutional demand.
Similarly, Solana’s modest outflows do not establish a longer-term decline in investor interest.
Market participants often examine ETF activity over several sessions to identify more meaningful trends.
For now, the latest data shows Bitcoin leading with $175.62 million in inflows, followed by Ethereum’s $24.84 million.
Despite Solana’s $1.04 million withdrawal, the three categories finished October 13 with nearly $200 million in combined net inflows.