Bitcoin ETFs Log $2.4B Weekly Inflows as Demand Holds

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $2.4 billion in net inflows for the week, marking their strongest weekly intake since October 2025. The figure points to sustained institutional demand even as Bitcoin retreated from levels above $87,100 and daily inflows moderated late in the week.

The pace of buying suggests that investors continue to use regulated funds as a preferred entry point for crypto exposure. While the pullback in Bitcoin may have cooled near-term momentum, the broader flow picture indicates that asset allocators have not stepped away from the trade.

Ether and XRP exchange-traded funds also recorded fresh inflows during the same period. That broadening demand matters because it shows capital is not confined to Bitcoin alone, even as it remains the dominant beneficiary of ETF-led allocation.

The backdrop is constructive. The Fear and Greed Index stood at 74, a reading that signals elevated risk appetite across markets. In that environment, strong ETF flows can reinforce price support, though they can also leave the market more vulnerable to sharp reversals if sentiment cools or spot prices fail to hold recent gains.

For now, the weekly data show that institutional participation remains firm. The key question is whether inflows can stay resilient if Bitcoin continues to trade below recent highs and whether the same demand extends into the next leg of the market cycle.