TLDR
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first week of net inflows since May, totalling nearly $200 million.
- The positive week ends an eight-week streak of net outflows that drained over $8 billion from the funds.
- Monday was the strongest single day, with $265.69 million flowing into the funds.
- Wednesday and Thursday saw outflows of $84.86 million and $95.30 million, partially offsetting the gains.
- Bitcoin’s price rose around 3% on the week, trading above $64,000.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have snapped an eight-week run of net outflows, recording nearly $200 million in net inflows during the week ending July 11, 2026. It is the first positive week for these funds since May.
🚨BITCOIN ETFS SHOW SIGNS OF LIFE WITH FIRST GREEN WEEK SINCE MAY
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined $197.4 MILLION in net inflows this past week as institutional demand shows signs of returning. pic.twitter.com/2ZcJCcl4RH
— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) July 11, 2026
The turnaround follows one of the worst stretches for Bitcoin ETF flows since the products launched. Over eight consecutive weeks, investors pulled more than $8 billion from the funds.
How the Outflows Built Up
The losing streak began during the week ending May 15, which itself had seen $1 billion in net inflows before the tide turned. The weeks that followed saw withdrawals running into the billions.
By mid-June, weekly outflows had eased slightly to $316 million and then $227 million. But the last full week of June brought the worst single week since February 2025, with $1.79 billion in net outflows.
Another $526 million left the funds in the week ending July 2, pushing the total outflows across the eight-week period past $8 billion.
This Week’s Numbers
Monday opened the new week strongly, with $265.69 million in net inflows. Tuesday added another $21.44 million.
Wednesday and Thursday reversed course, recording outflows of $84.86 million and $95.30 million respectively. Friday recovered with $90.44 million flowing back in.
The net result for the five-day period was just under $200 million in positive flows, the first green week in roughly two months.
Bitcoin’s price responded to the change in flow direction, rising around 3% over the week to trade above $64,000.
Ethereum ETFs also recorded a positive result for the same period, reaching a multi-month record for inflows, though Bitcoin products attracted the bulk of attention given the length of their outflow streak.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have become a closely watched measure of institutional demand since they began trading in the United States in early 2024. Weekly flow data is monitored by market participants as an indicator of how professional investors are positioning themselves.
Whether this week marks the start of a sustained recovery or a temporary pause in outflows remains to be seen. Upcoming weekly flow reports will be the next test for investor sentiment.
The funds will need to show consistent inflows over several weeks before the broader outflow narrative fades. For now, the eight-week losing streak is over.
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