Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record Two Weeks Of Positive Flows For The First Time In Five Months
After several weeks of massive outflows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs are seeing positive flows again. This turnaround attracts the attention of institutional investors. More importantly, it revives the debate on the evolution of demand for the flagship crypto asset.
In brief
- Bitcoin ETFs record two consecutive weeks of net inflows for the first time in five months.
- This return of capital could signal renewed institutional interest in the bitcoin market.
Bitcoin ETFs record two consecutive weeks of inflows
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $568.45 million in net inflows over the week, according to SoSoValue data. The previous week already showed $787.31 million in inflows. This marks the first series of positive flows over two weeks in nearly five months.
The detail of daily flows illustrates a renewed interest in bitcoin, even though the momentum remains irregular. Funds recorded $458.19 million inflows on Monday, then $225.15 million on Tuesday, and $461.77 million on Wednesday. The trend reversed late in the week, with $227.83 million outflows on Thursday and $348.83 million on Friday.
These movements show a market still divided. That said, the weekly balance remains positive.
After $3.8 billion outflows, a trend reversal
Before this rebound, Bitcoin ETFs had undergone a prolonged withdrawal phase. Over the previous five weeks, investors had withdrawn about $3.8 billion from these financial products.
The week ending January 30 even recorded $1.49 billion in outflows, the largest withdrawal of that period. This context makes the return of positive flows even more notable.
Moreover, the rebound is not limited to bitcoin only. US spot Ethereum ETFs also recorded two consecutive weeks of net inflows.
Data show $23.56 million inflows this week, after $80.46 million the previous week. This dynamic thus ends a five-week series of outflows totaling more than $1.38 billion.
If the trend confirms in the coming weeks, flows to ETFs could become a key indicator of the bitcoin momentum. Their evolution is now closely watched by investors. It reveals the attitude of institutional capital towards the largest cryptocurrency in the market.
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