BTC, ETH ETFs Draw $2.6B in Best Inflow Week Since October
Bitcoin and ether spot ETFs pulled a combined $2.6 billion of net new capital last week, the strongest combined inflow week since October, even as both coins traded lower on the day. That gap between price and flow is the story: institutions bought the wrapper while spot dipped, which reads as accumulation into weakness rather than chasing a rally.
Key Takeaways Bitcoin and ether spot ETFs drew a combined $2.6 billion in net inflows last week, the strongest since October, on trading volume that roughly tripled to about $29 billion. Both BTC and ETH ETF categories remain net negative year to date, so the rebound is a partial retracement, not a new high in institutional exposure. Bitcoin domina…
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