US Spot Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Return to Weekly Inflows After Nine Weeks

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds posted net weekly inflows for the first time in about nine weeks.

The Block, citing SoSoValue data on July 12, reported that U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs attracted a combined $281.8 million in net inflows in the week of July 7-11. It was the first time since early May that both categories posted weekly net inflows.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $197.4 million last week, ending an eight-week streak of net outflows that totaled about $8.26 billion.

The week began with $265.69 million in inflows on Monday. That momentum weakened after the funds posted combined net outflows of $180.16 million on Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, another $90.44 million flowed in, leaving the group with a net gain for the week.

Spot Ether ETFs also posted $84.4 million in net inflows last week, snapping an eight-week run of net outflows. Those funds had previously lost about $1.2 billion.

Ether ETFs recorded net inflows on four of the five trading days. They brought in $70.48 million on Wednesday, then posted net outflows of $52.08 million on Thursday. On Friday, the funds added $18.43 million, including $16.2 million for BlackRock's ETHA and $2.23 million for Fidelity's FETH.

Even so, the latest inflows offset only a small share of earlier losses. Bitcoin ETFs recovered about 2.4% of their eight-week outflows, while Ether ETFs recouped about 7%.

So far this year, spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded about $5.34 billion in net outflows, while spot Ether ETFs have posted about $1.35 billion in net outflows.

Trading activity also remained subdued. Weekly trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs fell to $8.41 billion, the lowest since October 2025, while Ether ETF volume dropped to $2.05 billion, the lowest since May 2025.