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ETH Spot Bitcoin ETF is positive inflows for the second consecutive week, but Ethereum ETF performs better. The flow of US crypto funds continues to pick up, and market momentum shifts to Ethereum
TLDR key points
Second week Green: Spot Bitcoin ETF achieved positive inflows for the second consecutive week, showing a recovery trend.
Ethereum wins: Ethereum ETF outperformed Bitcoin during the same period.
Preliminary trend, not yet confirmed: Two consecutive weeks of positive inflows suggest improving demand, but not enough to confirm a long-term reversal.
Bitcoin ETF continues to rebound for the second consecutive week
According to the US spot Bitcoin ETF fund flow data, the spot Bitcoin ETF once again ushered in a positive week, achieving net inflows for the second consecutive week, marking that this trend has shifted from a single rebound to a sustained recovery. The so-called "Green Week" means that during the week, the funds absorbed more funds than the funds withdrawn by investors, leaving the weekly net inflow in a positive range. This only reflects demand signals at the ETF-level and is not a direct judgment of the spot price of Bitcoin.
Two consecutive weeks of positive inflows are more meaningful than a single isolated inflow of funds, because continuous growth means demand is returning, rather than accidental buying. This difference is the watershed between real rebound and market noise, and echoes the previous pattern of Bitcoin ETFs when there were weeks of continuous inflows.
Why the Ethereum ETF still performs better in the context of Bitcoin recovery
Although the Bitcoin ETF has improved, the Ethereum ETF performed stronger over the same period based on U.S. spot Ethereum ETF fund flow data. In this context, Ethereum's "winning" means that its funds are leading in terms of relative capital flow intensity, rather than that ETH outperforms BTC in the overall market. The comparison itself is the key: Bitcoin is recovering, but Ethereum is recovering more vigorously. This comparative advantage is particularly prominent considering that not long ago, institutional investors were still reducing their holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs at the same time; and for some time before, ETH continued to have capital inflows despite weak prices.
Possible significance of positive inflows for two consecutive weeks on crypto-ETF sentiment
Taken together, the positive inflow of Bitcoin in the second week and the stronger performance of Ethereum point to a relative shift in focus of ETF buyers. The conclusion needs to be cautious: Sentiment in the ETF market seems to be improving, and ETH is currently the preferred party in the deal. However, this is still an early trend and a long-term reversal has not yet been confirmed. This judgment can be further strengthened if there is a continuous positive inflow in the third or fourth week; two-week data alone is not enough to make a conclusion. For readers who are concerned about changes in positions, the signal to watch is whether Ethereum's capital flow advantage will continue or will gradually fade away-this issue may become one of the key factors affecting the crypto market in the coming week.
