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by: xpoolPosted on: November 2, 2025

Bitcoin’s October Performance: $33 Billion in Sales vs. $3.4B in ETF Inflows

In October, Bitcoin experienced contrasting trends. While long-term holders (LTH) unloaded approximately 300,000 BTC worth $33 billion, signaling a major shift towards profit-taking, Bitcoin ETFs saw significant inflows. BlackRock’s institutional exposure played a key role in this surge, contributing $3.93 billion to the total net inflows, highlighting growing trust in regulated Bitcoin products.

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