U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their second straight week of net inflows — the first back-to-back weekly gains in about five months. According to SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs attracted roughly $568.45 million in net inflows this week, following about $787.31 million the prior week. That reversal comes after a run of sustained withdrawals that saw about $3.8 billion leave these products over a five-week stretch, with the largest weekly outflow of roughly $1.49 billion occurring in the week ending Jan. 30.
Daily flows for spot BTC ETFs were mixed across the latest week: inflows of $458.19 million on Monday, $225.15 million on Tuesday and $461.77 million on Wednesday, before flipping to outflows of $227.83 million on Thursday and $348.83 million on Friday.
U.S. spot Ether (ETH) ETFs also posted their second consecutive week of net inflows, taking in about $23.56 million this week after $80.46 million the previous week — the first back-to-back gains for those funds since early October. Prior to the rebound, spot Ether ETFs experienced more than $1.38 billion in cumulative outflows across five consecutive weeks, with the largest weekly redemption of roughly $611 million in the week ending Jan. 23.
Ether ETF flows were uneven during the latest week: $38.69 million of inflows on Monday, $10.75 million of outflows on Tuesday, then a strong $169.41 million of inflows on Wednesday, with momentum easing later in the period.
Separately, Blockstream marketing director Fernando Nikolić pointed out on X that Bitcoin ETFs have matched about 15 years of cumulative inflows into gold ETFs in under two years — a milestone he said came despite a roughly 46% Bitcoin drawdown and months of negative price performance. He cited the comparison as evidence of persistent institutional demand, noting, “Bitcoin isn’t trying to be gold. Bitcoin is making gold look slow.”