Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Draw $2.6B in Best Week Since October
Bitcoin and ether spot ETFs pulled in $2.6 billion of net new capital last week, the strongest combined inflow since October, and they did it on trading volume that roughly tripled to about $29 billion. For readers used to treating fund flows as a proxy for institutional conviction, the volume spike is the more telling half of the story. Passive drift rarely shows up alongside three times the normal turnover; this looks like active repositioning.
Key Takeaways Bitcoin and ether spot ETFs drew a combined $2.6 billion in net inflows last week, the strongest week since October, with weekly ETF flows analysis tripling to roughly $29 billion. Both BTC and ETH ETF categories remain net negative for…
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