Crypto ETF news today: Bitcoin outflow, ETH inflow, XRP, SOL silent

Crypto ETF News Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and SOL Reacts Global markets just lost $10 trillion in value from their yearly highs, and crypto did not escape the damage. This is where crypto ETF news today gets interesting. Bitcoin funds booked a second straight outflow. Ethereum funds pulled in fresh cash. XRP and Solana funds sat completely silent. Here is what the latest data from SoSoValue shows, and what could come next. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs lost $137.94 million on October 23, the second straight outflow, led by BlackRock and Fidelity. Ethereum ETFs added $4.35 million, the third inflow of October, led by Fidelity and Morgan Stanley. XRP ETFs stayed silent for the 7th time this week, and Solana ETFs went quiet for the first time in October, while global stock markets lost $10 trillion from their yearly highs. Global Stock Market Crash Wipe Out $10 Trillion A post from The Bull Theory on X called it an absolute bloodbath across world stocks. The numbers back that up. Roughly $10 trillion is gone from yearly highs across major economies. South Korea: down 43%, a $1.15 trillion loss Indonesia: down 42.39%, a $0.40 trillion loss Turkey: down 29%, a $0.12 trillion loss China: down 19%, a $2.90 trillion loss Hong Kong: down 18%, a $1.10 trillion loss Japan: down 15.45%, a $1.20 trillion loss India: down 10.84%, a $0.57 trillion loss USA: down 2.95%, a $1.99 trillion loss Crypto market today shows a $2.77 trillion global cap, a 1.4% move in the past 24 hours. Daily trading volume across crypto sits at $63.4 billion. Bitcoin holds a 58.4% share of that total, and Ethereum holds 10.4%. The crash in stocks clearly spilled into crypto ETF news today. Source: CoinGecko Data Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit a Second Straight Decline Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $137.94 million on October 23, per SoSoValue data. That marks the second straight day of money leaving these funds. BlackRock led the exit with a $110.34 million outflow, and Fidelity followed with $31.78 million. Morgan Stanley bucked the trend with a small $4.19 million inflow. Source: SoSoValue Data Cumulative net inflow for Bitcoin ETFs still stands at $57.18 billion, with $1.33 billion traded that day. Total net assets sit at $104.43 billion, equal to 6.31% of Bitcoin's total value. Bitcoin price today sits at $80,636.15, down 1.4%, with a $1.619 trillion valuation and $22.4 billion in 24 hour trading volume. VanEck's Bitcoin ETF figures were not updated at the time of writing, so that number may change. Ethereum ETF Inflow Marks a Third Straight Win for October Ethereum ETF inflow news looks brighter today. These funds pulled in $4.35 million on October 23, the third inflow this month. Fidelity led with $3.58 million, and Morgan Stanley added $773.44 thousand.