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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Record Strongest Weekly Inflows Since May

Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $854 million last week while Ethereum ETFs saw $244 million, marking their largest inflows since spring.

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted roughly $854 million in the week, their strongest performance since spring and a significant reversal after eight weeks of outflows through June and early July. Ethereum ETFs proved even more impressive on a market-cap-adjusted basis, drawing $244 million in net inflows—equivalent to approximately $1.25 billion when scaled to Bitcoin's market size.

Macroeconomic conditions appeared supportive of the renewed interest. Earnings reports from the previous week came in largely positive, while the July jobs report disappointed, with the economy shedding 23,000 positions against expectations of 80,000 gains. Unemployment ticked down to 4.1%, marking the first outright monthly decline in jobs in months. This data combination shifted market expectations, pushing September rate hike odds from 67 percent down to 42 percent.

Despite the encouraging fund flows, price movement remained muted, with Bitcoin and Ethereum each gaining roughly 2 percent over the week. Still, the return of inflows was characterized as an important signal in shifting market sentiment after months of institutional withdrawal.

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