BTC — Spot ETF Flows | BlackRock Continues to Lead October 29, 2026 Bitcoin ETFs recorded another positive session despite weakness in BTC price and futures flows. Latest Session — October 28 Total Net Inflow → +$137.30M Net BTC Inflow → +1.70K BTC BlackRock IBIT → +1.68K BTC Bitwise BITB → +16.08 BTC Other reported funds → Zero net flow. BlackRock accounted for approximately 99% of the reported net BTC inflow. Previous Session — October 27 Yesterday's ETF figures were updated after BlackRock's data became available. Total Net BTC Inflow → +2.20K BTC BlackRock IBIT → +1.89K BTC Fidelity FBTC → +305.81 BTC The final figure was substantially stronger than the initially reported +305.81 BTC. Three Consecutive Positive Sessions October 26 → +1.38K BTC October 27 → +2.20K BTC October 28 → +1.70K BTC Combined → Approximately +5.28K BTC BlackRock IBIT led all three sessions. Cumulative ETF Data Total Net Inflow → +$58.06B Cumulative Net BTC Inflow → +725.36K BTC Total Net Assets → $105.92B Daily Trading Volume → $1.71B Interpretation An interesting divergence is developing. Bitcoin remains below $80K, and futures flows have weakened. Yet spot ETFs continue reporting positive net inflows, predominantly through BlackRock. This suggests persistent demand through the ETF channel, but does not establish that the broader spot market has turned bullish. Conclusion ETF flows remain one of the more constructive signals in the current market. However, sustained price recovery still requires confirmation from spot activity, futures positioning and market structure. ETF accumulation and short-term price weakness can coexist. Not financial advice.