📊 Bitcoin ETFs End 5-Month Outflow Streak
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have now recorded two consecutive weeks of net inflows, bringing in about $568M this week after $787M the week before. This breaks a nearly five-month stretch of persistent outflows.
Interestingly, a Blockstream executive highlighted that Bitcoin ETFs have attracted roughly the same cumulative capital that gold ETFs gathered in their first 15 years — but Bitcoin did it in under two years. And this happened even while BTC dropped 46% from its peak, showing continued institutional interest during market weakness.
The weekly numbers look strong, but the daily flows tell a mixed story:
• Mon: +$458M
• Tue: +$225M
• Wed: +$462M
• Thu: −$228M
• Fri: −$350M
So while the week finished positive, late-week outflows show investors are still cautious.
Ether ETFs also posted their second straight week of inflows (~$23.6M), ending a long streak of withdrawals.
👉 Bottom line: Institutional money is slowly returning to crypto ETFs, but volatility and mixed sentiment remain in the market.
