Bitcoin ETFs Finally Snap 8-Week Losing Streak With Almost $200M in Inflows

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We will also explore what happened with the Ethereum ETFs, which actually set a multi-month positive record on their own.

After weeks and weeks of consistent dominance of net outflows, the spot exchange-traded funds tracking the two largest cryptocurrencies by market cap have flipped the script.

This came amid a positive price rebound for both assets, as the market leader trades above $64,000, while the altcoin has challenged the $1,800 resistance.

BTC ETFs Finally in Green

CryptoPotato has repeatedly reported on the poor performance of the spot Bitcoin ETFs in the past couple of months. The negative streak began during the week that ended on May 15 with $1 billion in net inflows. The massive withdrawals remained within the billions-of-dollars range for the next three weeks.

After a minor decline to $316 million and $227 million in mid-June, investors registered the most significant net outflows of $1.79 billion during the last full week of the month since February 2025. Another $526 million left the funds during the week that ended on July 2, solidifying the exodus narrative as over $8 billion was withdrawn from the ETFs within these eight weeks.

The landscape finally improved in the past week, even though it wasn’t perfect. The five-day trading period ended with almost $200 million in net inflows, the first such green week in two months. Monday was the most impressive day, with $265.69 million entering the funds. Another $21.44 million followed on Tuesday, and $90.44 million on Friday.

Wednesday and Thursday were back in the red, with net outflows of $84.86 million and $95.30 million, respectively.

The underlying asset’s price reacted positively to the change in investor behavior and is up 3% for the week to over $64,000.

ETH ETFs Follow Suit

The spot Ethereum ETFs mimicked the performance of the BTC funds for the past few months, posting only net withdrawals in the span of eight consecutive weeks. The total cumulative net flows dumped from $12.09 billion to $10.89 billion during this violent streak.

However, just like its bigger brother, ETH has enjoyed renewed investor interest in the past week. The streak was finally broken, with $84.42 million in net inflows – the most since the week that ended on April 24.

Moreover, the ETH ETFs had only one day in the red out of the last seven, as investors pulled out $52.08 million on July 9. In contrast, the net inflows stood at $20.66 million on Monday, $27 million on Tuesday, $70.48 million on Wednesday, and $18.43 million on Friday.