U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs flipped back to net creations with about $102.67 million of inflows on Oct. 1 — reversing the prior session’s roughly $148.7 million outflow that ended a nine-day streak — according to CoinGabbar and FinanceFeeds (Oct. 2) citing SoSoValue. BlackRock IBIT led with about $195.57 million / $195.6 million; Grayscale about $14.59 million; Morgan Stanley about $7.04 million. Fidelity FBTC was a large offset (~$60.73 million outflow in one SoSoValue-linked read).

Cumulative net inflows sit near $57.60 billion. Total net assets are about $109.34 billion (~6.43% of BTC market cap). Value traded that day was roughly $1.97 billion. Without IBIT’s intake, the category would have finished firmly red.

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Rebound ≠ streak restart claim

One green day after Wednesday’s −$148.7 million print is a direction flip, not proof of a new multi-day run. Separately, Reuters-cited commentary noted Citi lifting its 12-month Bitcoin target to $113,000 from $82,000 — a bank view, not a flow fact. Live marks Friday morning (~9:13 a.m. MT via Robinhood) put BTC near $85.6K. Not investment advice.

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