Digital asset ETFs are recovering sharply after extended monthly outflows that rattled institutional markets. Bitcoin (BTC) products, known to bounce the market, saw inflows but trailed Ethereum (ETH) as fund rotation entered full swing. Analysts are now pitching a new altcoin rally this quarter on the back of institutional capital.
Ethereum Holders Add $105M to ETF Volume
Data from SoSoValue shows an uptick in United States spot ETF volumes for the second consecutive week. Ethereum products picked up $105 million in net inflows, leading the altcoin surge.
Last week’s numbers reflected bulls’ dominance, although slight exits were recorded midweek. A strong weekly finish maintained high sentiment, fueling other products in the same period.
Inflows to spot ETFs surged with the wider market gains, signaling a return of traditional investors in addition to digital asset whales. These investors use spot crypto ETFs as a window to increase asset exposure and usually expect a similar price increase.
Ethereum weekly dominance is largely linked with a return of corporate treasury holders making new buys in the last two weeks. Institutional demand continues to shift momentum across the board, with retail markets reacting to the tempo.
 
BitMine Technologies announced a new 7,430 ETH purchase, taking its total stash above 5,777468 tokens. The company aims to hold 5% of Ethereum’s total circulating supply with its corporate treasury template.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs also marked sustained growth as investor demand continued for another week, although behind Ethereum. Institutional traders around the leading crypto by market cap $75 million inflows to end the week.
Last week, inflows hit $197 million to kickstart a bullish recovery after a shocking $4.5 billion outflow in June. These exits dampened sentiment and were generally constant since the start of the year, culminating in 35% losses for Bitcoin.
Crypto analysts noted that recent upticks suggest easing liquidations and heavy outflows, but bears still stress risks, especially among retail investors. Solana products were also in the green zone but trailed the top two assets by a stretch.
Spot SOL ETFs saw $948,200 gains widely due to decentralized finance resurgence, while spot XRP ETFs posted $6.7 million inflows. The latter didn’t come as a surprise, with XRP whales accumulating large amounts of assets the previous week.
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