Crypto exchange-traded funds attracted $281.8 million in inflows last week, marking the first weekly inflow since early May and ending an eight-week outflow streak totaling $8.26 billion, according to data tracked by SoSoValue.
Bitcoin funds drew $197.4 million of the total, while Ethereum funds attracted $84.4 million. The inflow signals a shift after months of sustained redemptions across the crypto fund space, a category that has seen trailing twelve-month inflows fall to $1 billion from $10 billion in late April.
Crypto ETF flows have been volatile this year. Inflows peaked at $12 billion in October 2025, then reversed sharply starting in mid-May. The eight-week outflow streak that ended last week represents the longest sustained withdrawal period in recent months, with investors pulling capital as volatility and regulatory uncertainty persisted.
The return of inflows follows a period of mixed sentiment in digital asset markets. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have moved in both directions over the summer, and institutional interest in spot ETFs has fluctuated alongside broader equity market conditions and macroeconomic developments.
Weekly ETF flows remain among the most closely watched metrics for gauging institutional appetite for crypto exposure. A single week of inflows does not necessarily indicate a sustained reversal, but it breaks a pattern that had lasted since the second week of May.
