- US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew US$568.45 million in net inflows for the week, following US$787.31 million the prior week, the first two-week inflow streak since October 2025.
- The reversal ends a five-week outflow cycle that erased US$3.8 billion from the products, with the single worst week recording US$1.49 billion in outflows on Jan. 30.
- Ether ETFs also recorded their second consecutive positive week at US$23.56 million in inflows, the first back-to-back gains for the products since early October.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a second straight week of net inflows, taking in US$568.45 million (AU$812.88 million) in the week ended March 7 and ending a five-week stretch of sustained withdrawals.
The rebound follows US$787.31 million (AU$1.13 billion) of inflows the previous week, marking the first back-to-back weekly gains for the products since October 2025. Before that, investors had pulled about US$3.8 billion (AU$5.43 billion) from the funds over five weeks, including US$1.49 billion (AU$2.13 billion) in the week ended Jan. 30 alone.
The latest weekly total came despite a sharp reversal late in the week. The funds added US$458.19 million (AU$655.21 million) on Monday, US$225.15 million (AU$321.96 million) on Tuesday and US$461.77 million (AU$660.33 million) on Wednesday, according to data from SoSo Value.
That was partly offset by outflows of US$227.83 million (AU$325.80 million) on Thursday and US$348.83 million (AU$498.83 million) on Friday.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Steady
Blockstream marketing director Fernando Nikolić said the broader trend still stands out. He noted that Bitcoin ETFs have attracted roughly the same amount of inflows that gold ETFs accumulated over about 15 years, but in less than two years.
US spot Ethereum ETFs also recorded a second consecutive positive week. They brought in US$23.56 million (AU$33.69 million), after US$80.46 million (AU$115.06 million) the week before. That is their first two-week inflow streak since early October.
ETH products are coming off a deeper relative pullback. Over the prior five weeks, they lost US$1.38 billion (AU$1.97 billion), with the worst weekly outflow reaching US$611 million (AU$873.73 million) on Jan. 23.
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