US Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs both ended their 8-week consecutive outflows, posting a combined net inflow of $281.8 million this week.

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $281.8 million this week, ending an 8-week streak of outflows that began in early May. Specifically, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of roughly $197.4 million last week, putting an end to their own 8-week outflow cycle. Prior to this, Bitcoin ETFs had logged a cumulative outflow of about $8.26 billion over those 8 weeks—the longest consecutive outflow period since they started trading in January 2024. Ethereum spot ETFs, meanwhile, posted a net inflow of approximately $84.4 million last week, also wrapping up 8 straight weeks of outflows. Before that, Ethereum ETFs had seen roughly $1.2 billion in outflows over 8 weeks, matching the all-time longest outflow record set between February and April 2025. The current rebound remains modest relative to the earlier outflows: Bitcoin ETFs have recouped only around 2.4% of the funds lost in the prior 8-week period, while Ethereum ETFs have recovered roughly 7%. As of early 2026, Bitcoin ETFs have a year-to-date net outflow of about $5.34 billion, and Ethereum ETFs have a year-to-date net outflow of approximately $1.35 billion.