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Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Record First Weekly Inflow Since May

The return of net capital this week was driven by a few large issuers and is being read as tactical rebalancing rather than proof of a durable institutional comeback.

Overview

  • U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs ended an eight-week streak of net redemptions with a reported weekly inflow that multiple data vendors put between roughly $197 million and $282 million for the period that closed July 10–11.
  • BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust supplied the bulk of new capital, with reports showing about $292 million flowed into IBIT, and Fidelity’s products also captured a meaningful share of the inflows.
  • Daily flows swung sharply during the week, beginning with a large Monday inflow, reversing to midweek outflows, and recovering with a roughly $90 million inflow on Friday, underscoring volatile, tactical trading.
  • The one positive week recouped only a small slice of the prior withdrawals, which totaled roughly $8 billion to $9.5 billion across Bitcoin and Ether ETFs over the prior eight weeks.
  • Market watchers note corporate moves and macro data will matter next, with public-company BTC sales and buys continuing to affect supply and the U.S. inflation print on July 14 likely to shape whether inflows sustain or fade.