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ETH Bitcoin ETF has a weekly inflow of US$197 million, with BlackRock leading the way.
Trading volume is sluggish, and institutional recovery prospects are in doubt.
Bitcoin ETF has a net inflow of US$197.4 million last week, ending eight consecutive weeks of capital outflows. However, this return of funds only recovered a small portion of the previous decline.
BlackRock's IBIT funds received weekly inflows of US$291.9 million, while Grayscale, Fidelity and ARK funds combined suffered investor withdrawals. Funds in the category have accumulated losses of about $8.26 billion in the previous eight weeks, leaving analysts cautious about whether institutional demand has truly recovered.
Weak trading volumes and the U.S. inflation report released on July 14 will determine whether this round of ETF inflows can evolve into a broader asset allocation shift.
US-listed Bitcoin ETFs had a net inflow of US$197.4 million last week, ending an eight-week wave of divestments. The reversal comes as Bitcoin rebounds from recent lows, but the latest total remains small compared to previous losses. Since May 11, investors have withdrawn approximately $8.26 billion from these funds. BlackRock's IBIT contributed most of the new funds, while multiple other competing products recorded redemption.
This shift is the first positive weekly signal since early May. However, sluggish trading activity and unstable daily capital flows make it difficult to judge institutional needs. Tuesday's U.S. inflation report may determine whether this improvement continues or recedes quickly.
Bitcoin ETF inflows of US$197 million in weekly, BlackRock leads the lead
Data from Farside Investors showed that the Bitcoin ETF started the week with a net inflow of $265.7 million. Funding needs then slowed to $21.5 million on Tuesday. 
Source: SoSoValue
The combined divestments on Wednesday and Thursday were approximately US$180.2 million. An inflow of $90.4 million on Friday kept the weekly results positive. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin trust fund received weekly inflows of $291.9 million, which exceeded the final net income of the fund category.
Gray's GBTC lost approximately US$108.2 million, and Fidelity's FBTC outflowed approximately US$93.4 million. ARK 21Shares 'ARKB also experienced a weekly net outflow of approximately US$15.3 million.
Funding concentration suggests that demand for not all products has improved. Investors tend to choose specific funds while reducing exposure to other products.
The Bitcoin ETF only recovered approximately 2.4% of the amount withdrawn in the previous eight weeks (US$8.26 billion). This gap limits talk of a full return of institutions. A positive weekly signal may signal an early shift, but continued asset allocation provides stronger evidence. Daily data also showed buyers backed away after a strong start on Monday.
Ethereum Fund also shows a similar pattern. The net inflow of U.S. spot Ethereum ETF was US$84.4 million, also ending eight consecutive weeks of divestments. Previously, these products had accumulated losses of approximately US$1.2 billion. The combined weekly inflow of these two types of funds reached US$281.8 million.
Trading volumes are sluggish, prospects for institutional recovery are in doubt
Despite the return of funds, trading activity remains weak. Weekly trading volume of Bitcoin ETF is approximately US$84.1 billion, the lowest level in five normal trading days since October 2025. Ethereum ETF trading volume fell to $20.5 billion, the weakest reading since May 2025. The decline in trading volume suggests that many investors still tend to wait for clearer market direction.
Bitcoin ETF still has a cumulative net outflow of approximately US$5.34 billion in 2026. The annual net outflow of Ethereum Fund was approximately US$1.35 billion. Bitcoin's recent price rebound has not yet generated sustained ETF demand. Despite closing at a positive weekly close, these funds still recorded significant redemptions in midweek. This divergence confirms the view that portfolio managers remain selective rather than embracing risk entirely.
Bitcoin ETFs may need to record positive inflows for several consecutive weeks before this trend indicates that institutions are reallocating assets. Seasonal factors may add pressure. Trading conditions are generally weak in August and September, while recent Bitcoin gains tend to fade late in the month.
The next major test will be the June U.S. Consumer Price Index released on Tuesday (July 14). The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the report at 8:30 a.m. EDT. If the data is moderate, it may support risky assets and extend ETF inflows. If the data is high, it may reignite interest rate concerns and prompt a new round of redemptions.
