Spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds have recorded their first week of positive net flows in two months, attracting nearly $200 million as investor sentiment improved alongside a broader crypto market recovery. Ethereum ETFs also reversed their prolonged outflow trend, posting their strongest weekly inflows in months.
Bitcoin ETFs Return to Positive Territory
After enduring eight consecutive weeks of net withdrawals, US spot Bitcoin ETFs finally finished the latest trading week in the green. The turnaround comes as Bitcoin reclaimed the $64,000 level, reflecting renewed confidence among institutional investors.
The outflow streak began after the week ending May 15, which had previously seen roughly $1 billion in net inflows. Over the following weeks, withdrawals remained substantial, reaching billions of dollars before easing to $316 million and $227 million in mid June.
Selling pressure intensified again during the final full week of June, when investors withdrew $1.79 billion, marking the largest weekly outflow since February 2025. Another $526 million exited the funds during the week ending July 2, pushing cumulative withdrawals beyond $8 billion over the eight week period.
The latest week, however, marked a clear shift. Bitcoin ETFs recorded almost $200 million in net inflows, ending the prolonged losing streak. Monday led the recovery with $265.69 million in inflows, followed by $21.44 million on Tuesday and $90.44 million on Friday.
Although Wednesday and Thursday posted net outflows of $84.86 million and $95.30 million respectively, the overall weekly balance remained positive.
Bitcoin responded favorably to the improving sentiment, gaining around 3% over the week to trade above $64,000.
Ethereum ETFs Also Reverse Course
Spot Ethereum ETFs mirrored Bitcoin’s trend over the previous two months, logging eight straight weeks of net outflows. During that period, cumulative net inflows declined from $12.09 billion to $10.89 billion.
That trend also came to an end this week as Ethereum ETFs attracted $84.42 million in net inflows, marking their strongest weekly performance since late April.
The funds registered only one day of net outflows during the week, with investors pulling $52.08 million on July 9. The remaining sessions saw positive flows of $20.66 million on Monday, $27 million on Tuesday, $70.48 million on Wednesday, and $18.43 million on Friday.
Ethereum also benefited from the renewed institutional demand, climbing 2.7% over the week as it continued testing the important $1,800 resistance level.#crypto#cryptonews https://coinsignals.net https://t.me/coinsignalpublic
