Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Turn Positive After Eight Weeks
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs returned to weekly net inflows by July 10, ending an eight-week run of combined outflows.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs finished the week to July 10 with net inflows, ending eight consecutive weeks in which both product groups recorded net outflows.
What Happened
BeInCrypto reported on July 11 that both spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds turned positive for the week ending July 10, breaking an eight-week combined outflow streak. The shift followed a volatile stretch for regulated crypto funds rather than a single large allocation.
Crypto Briefing reported on July 11 that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs added about $90 million on July 10, while spot Ethereum ETFs added about $18 million. Its flow summary estimated that the day's purchases represented roughly 1,791 BTC and 10,550 ETH entering the funds.
Why It Matters
Weekly flow direction matters because ETFs provide a visible record of demand moving through regulated investment products. The simultaneous positive week does not erase eight weeks of withdrawals, but it separates the latest session from the broad redemptions that dominated the prior stretch.
The July 10 figures also show that the rebound was not limited to Bitcoin. Ethereum received a smaller dollar allocation, yet the two product groups moved in the same direction after the earlier run of outflows.
What to Watch
The next U.S. trading session is Monday, July 13. A second positive day for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs would test whether the July 10 flows were the start of a sustained reversal; renewed net outflows would keep the eight-week drawdown as the stronger signal.
Key Takeaways
For now, the data points to a change in weekly direction, not a confirmed trend. The July 13 flow reports will show whether regulated demand is building beyond a single end-of-week rebound.
