US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Snap Two-Week Outflow Streak With $301M Weekly Inflow

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds collectively took in $301 million in net inflows over the past week, halting a two-week stretch in which investors pulled money out of the products. The figure marks a turnaround for the category after a period of sustained redemptions.

The week did not follow a steady path. Inflows were strong at the start, with the first three trading days bringing in capital, but heavy withdrawals later in the period eroded those gains and were large enough to push the weekly total back into positive territory only narrowly.

Market backdrop

Bitcoin ($BTC-2.03%) traded near $80,142 at the time of the data, slipping 0.53% over the last 24 hours and falling 3.24% over seven days. Trading volume across the previous day reached roughly $8.26 billion, indicating that the asset remained actively traded despite the softer weekly performance.

The modest weekly net inflow suggests that demand for regulated Bitcoin exposure through spot ETFs was mixed rather than decisively bullish. Flows into these funds are closely watched by market participants as one indicator of institutional interest in the asset.